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TLURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975'
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didnlAtake long for Varna area
farmer - Gordon Hill, president of the
Ontario- Federation of Agriculture, to.'
respond to the federal budget brought
down '6Y Minister of Finance John, •
Turner, As Could have been predi.cte'd,
' Mr. Hill isn't happy. The bad 'ac-
• cording to him, will, increase the far- .,
Tners,' dosts0400d popyctis:irit a, time •
--when all Canadian___:c6Surners are,
feeling the pinch.
a 'recent news release from tte
Ontario F of A, Mr Iitl talks 'alpout the
$1.50increase in the ,y.vell-head.'price of
s, !oil Meaning an increase of..$1 to $13
niilltion in petroletim'sosts for tillage
alone this year; the50 'per -Cent increase
in natural gaS.prices,which will cause'
big -increases in tpe,..cdst of 'manufac-
turing ,nitrogen "fertilizer; higher
transporlaticin ,costs ....combounded
throughout th0 agricultural industry;
• the. five percent tax- credit on new
buildings- and „machinery will only
benefit .those farmers who' earn ----a--
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taxable income.
Mr.. Hill says .4,hese new pressures
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that,farmers havean effeCtiv,eincome •
'-"protection plan Without delay. That's
the sum total of 'Mr. Hill's release'to
the '9-Aedia except for the finaLlittledg
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pre.ss..and ;radio, 'are nbt intent upon -L--
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dgsigned , to- focus attention on the.
plight of the nation's farmers. Says Mr.
Hill: "As for increased taxes on -in-
comes over $25,000, this won.'t be a
burden to Ontario farthers ". No
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mention of the rebate 'to 'farmPrs,
businessmen, industrialists, fisher-
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• Men. No alternative suggestions.
*. The grass is always greener, on the
other side af the fence area i.s obvious
that the -farmers representer;1.
HilOare so buy gpzitig overthe fields
towards thet9whsi and Citietrwhere The
average wageis something like vomp
v-petann um, that they fail to see how the
Gave,cnment of Canada Is.ever striving ,
to compensate- the, farmers of, the
nation, to assure them a ":deden
standard of living-and,,a•tair return on
r investments. •
There is a song' whtch most piaito,
students •study at-sothe tirne in their
career. It IS entitled The Happy Fart-, •
mer. There.is little doul3tthis piece of,.
music was composed, m e 4ago7
when farming was a way of life. worth -
pursuing and., before big " business
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preS'§yres reduced a great Many.,
-farmers to perennially, dissatisfied,- ,
constantly comptalpirig and - forever
bitter .pain in theTheck: SJ -K,•
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YEARS AGO-
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enough to enter the water ‘.
• the first, the "colciirater beiflt
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ardent lover -of gwirnmin'
Babb, -who had been prepari
-for4heLb ig-da y, 'w a Sout of -it, hi
surf bathing house • bein•
armost deserted, `•
very horse, carriage a'
bog_9wnocl „,by. the liveri,
were hired out on the holid
many of the larger vehic
being utilized forpicnitYpartieS
Although all the' rigs we
rented, fe* were seen in to
The S'quare.seemedto still ho
its lure fororany who passed")
at leasttwice.
„ The pennyfarthing. was in• us,
early and late -on the nation
holiday and everyone that,41ti
could be, found was kitis144-,
Yule, as was , anticipate
"rente&out his large outfit;
a few owners who were out, o
town without ' their, wheer
kindly lent.thern ti) friends wh,
remained •at ,horne.. A fe • ,
circled The•Square, but man
for,rnedl. little • parties •an
wheeled to , The country,,
,Dungannon,. Rayfield.
• Benmiller,alluring.by far the';'
greatest nurriber-- •
On :Dominion Day . large
number of -boats weie on the%„'
river and in the harber, but the
lig Shirley I. Keller
" cold 'weather in the morning',
and somewhat rather roughi4
water' interfered with this
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exeollent% ',healthful:::
'a.musement. One thing we cari.'"'
8411gratatrire'01:11:SerVeS eTt," -and
Ira t is that no serious accident:tY
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inter 'with 'Captain -1,
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.-• Wiggin's yacht' trips, but to
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,Del Bell in 'his London In this case, holding off on the ased price ga ne at '
e resston..lev' -er . Fsree„ Press • -Pealings, who
election' (once- precisely_this..time of the year. - r s
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'of soli this: "The" location of raw seasickness,' the day was a
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• rumor'qd'for,s,lune).paid Off.. It ••• Premier William ',Davis, Of ''•••witness•• what's, happening, „in the • boating 'andSailink WaS
• • "said --that • a federal
- treas'iric'er„ 'John -c.con'cotned, ,the 1985 Domi,niO
. Robin Hood”. • Was one, Of the ' worst
Conservatives were banking On grab have severe reper- nearby oil sands or, Medicine Day
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rather than transient fads,- fo cut out
• odericli has ever seen .
• • I couldn'-t agree more: ASIVI-r;-,' a federal • budget blooper to cussions in Ontario.It will add • Hat because of the huge gas g •
Bell pointed 01.1,t, Robin Hood' Make, them look good, and they over two points to the cbnsumer • poOls ,unders the citY..In ManY
those things they. •thay •liave -groWn
accustorned to; -bUt _don't 'reallY Peed• Stole from tbe deb to'giVe, to the Weren3 disappointed. ..!"1•-: ,Price. index, and result -in 15,000 . compunities, the -catalyst .has • ' • 6,0 YEARS AGO
Some are already-A:long" this pn- - f W' h d't whe he says w'll d t 'st and Premier' Peter h d' th h'story" of -the Aaburnt•
ing arn or • n amage our 0 ri been the deliberate 'policy of Friday was -a red letter day
; • •s' Poor while Mr Turner is mrgbt....Well.,,agreermi the fewer -jobs in Ontario ,al'one;
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unernployment and 'depression Per- Picking • the. pockets 0, 'every g ee s (.• 1
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;4. conSciOusly, Note the number of people'. sing
1 C d' h 'N/' a -that cbmmon 'sense would recreation buStnessts• ,and hit gevernment to decentralize ,district, The . day . 'was
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con- car; runs a irnotorboat, oWns . indicate that gle'ctiOfiS''''Stionttt i5a-itiatilattY' at" development " • • ideal, for- Afternoon (Ali 0
•ft -4 :!,,-_-pieasyre vehile" or heats., a • ,-„t„o . all, as is„the case with 100,Q00 einployees J1.1St as stickers of a', year or so back? casronwas arrarige an
hbffie to give' Act the-,7•Olkrich Municipal lections" but it begins.to ecover, m,Oment1m. The ------• that said "Let the-Wth . feW unavoidabl
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compa re 'ounces. I -19w very: empty
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•-•Scienfiously read •content tabeis, and showmObile tir other tnotairizee" held on Pre-Se_t dates kn9wb:- induitry and its niore: than Azernernber'r • those bumper doors.' The' plan for the
entage-s anditalk stridently_ about -the
dePresS19fl's .threat t this wetrn.„
world's hjgh Standardofdiving. •-.
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sounds almost as if these so-clled
signs of an. economic. crisis' are for •
who pause:- nowadays. to
stOre shelves would- laecome 1,42:03m4 "4",lit • ,isnttbo diffieuii,sto•understand bavis 'went on- Easterh bAstards freeze in the disappointing' featUres.
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11 deserved -fatilts, Corrirnitted --by .The - — ci •• • • - • • dark." ' •, . ,Carried:.through succesgully.
'products which are simply ovr- ,•Voint#ini§VAltiv„ •.• ize „, why. the • dateofan, election- "4•Gaadians have waite-dmore-
'• refinemens; of. foods„ an cleaning --businss, industry, farnung would ""be an ace card in thaii two. months,. for •this 'Well, according ,,to. Del Bell, •• The movement, thiS district
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-conveniences to save time and effOrt, an iS ing. anybocly's hand". - federal budget. only -"ro be thre's new bumperstickers on. has been referred, to at various
people against the sacred principle-S-7ot-* '
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that- clayfooted • god, pr
econornit set-up. •'PrSs and,dio
'Sad nd almost glad, if somewhat
' depressed as if the world is getting
were removed. The modern fast pace disillusioned and,diSappointd. th'e wa• 'Te say: "Let' the: times in theSignal andFriday
necessities.. • „ each gallon- of gasoline par- ploring and discovering -new ' expand enOgY suPPIY„Contains •., s.„ -F •± • • • , been, exertedfor the past tikii$
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of living ha-nadethee products seem ',easterrybastards see the light. .afternoon was an ideal SOn'
the 10' cent excise tax imposed ' The budget provides An It is both oontractionary and it
by the federal government esti mhted 140 • million for. ex:' Afejs "inflation. It does little to Lougheed e up of efforts -which hav
•chased for Personal use and the . sources of crgdeoll. nohep' for local governments ." The -Financial Pa•-w+roffe • months and we hope -will °pert
„ omething-it erninently 0W, 1th deOression ancl workShortagesi five cent. per galldn'of gafOlipe ''' Del Bell hal:IA-his saY-aboat or' public transit, and ,ahnost with„_;,,gornething -,•ouP, new ayellue,'sfl?.r the „future.
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good to say about Mr. Turner's • „ • . • "
• hese threats of dooma.re so Smug' and people vvQUICi flaye more time and these addilional 'hke by rnic-uguSt that; One can understand the nothing for -htising. It doeg...,,,
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••,•-• a. l -knowing • would..tLisapper.' .3tu...e• to the inCreaSed prIge of federal trasPrer's,centern or conta rl one e Y, budet. at paperrep rted: The field 'da -y -drew man
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creases•.in the price of crude oil •smt tons to4cpnvince ana tans ana ran 4usras- 0.4ssets-outtO--- While • agoq-number, 012_4-0-n1337. far the most populatl
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de Oil: And rr-iidiS0-falkirTg—tP-e611 compithigs„ They ha yer,--- bowevernamexintrerhigier "ThereSA., row-th--g- as-e-fo-r . hundreds -Ofpeople ro"
Lt's take. a look--,--at_me of these •nOne of these changes Would. cru
IT_ a ____g,,„gas'.4ric.,S.„,;•,,tX?„_,_hthe„,23-1 do.„npthirig .13u4getz-gp, , . , g
Jline G clench Nile and Dun 'an
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threaened4dls -77, the loWer ing of till's w kli-waiiiC71Trererfeelii71TPNT-fr '"--!b9u•t'---1?2mdiG
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• wettern • lization's present high • darcl they' would certainly becaus rnouest:' agdjiiSterierits .designed event Was the, shooting c,onte
the federal govern- through. a massive advertfgi4g enjby his-sumnier vacation," '
. • - Standar:id • of living: Wha's so Wrong r:educe, the beer costof
bnent, is committed to moving " caMpaign-thatthey, are indeed to heighten productive capacity carried -out from the co
about lowerinbit? What woOld he lost? Why -not giqe ita try? Perhaps if may towards internatOnal crudeoil good corporate .citizens. One Premier Davis calls for the • orease the worst ,pains of in "tetants bicycles. The -wirmin
• speculate that they
f eral government to, with
are in Prrr.Pr, • there team was Chas. Jackman
Certainly nothrtig---that really'friatterS, .. help to, lower -t-rthe Inflationary cost of prces in 'a few years • - can Only "s
„Folks woOld certaioly learn -to -be more,.
distriminatory - tojud6e by quality,
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M Bell hisown matchless '• spent so` much orri the ad- draw the 1 -0, -cent excise tax onshOulcrbe no driverand Andrew 1-1Asto
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stle' Says that helping Sheik,. vertising ;ampaign that there gas which: he says • is gimmickry on the tAX front or shotgun with five out or tweiv%
eggs,,Milk and sugr" Pster Lou-gheed's Alberta is vvas.nthing left to finance ne* "discriminatory, does virtually randtanding: in search of. trgeti Thos. Finland, drive
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like 'ending a Ctii pdCkage to oil exploration , . nothing for cQnservation,and IS: • dramatic „sure§ for present; citid Geraid Shortt, shotg
Neiseri Reckefell " Well put I'' suppose •I'm cYnical -bat not an -appropriate method for maladie. .— were second with.. fburtarget
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The desired result of the--I2m betting that justas siiOn ffderal- gbvernment -c•atl-ed-for- -the better. . The earbuwarr7---spbet. but luckilY:nither-i--iders__
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. • f 1 ' I ' f oure, „IA,hre somebody's making a complement or better yet an decline in house hui ding. has • ,of any greatmagrlitde.•
'Watercraft. , - ,•';., - , -,' - • , , ' Turner -said last MOnday plenty of oil for domestic use as •'', to Otarie-s- action at, the is primed for reneweds-d••••• The, Pennyfarthing race vva
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' • ' 'with some Crt4er fullding thone-prie policy', • "The economy is clearly:in Several were. taken
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• '.'"," '•••'" - . • Canaiansho think like me, ' Mr, DaVI5-satd :that-hadth',turningine - and, thez,turn is fOr can be imagined in such a:
nor hi/cycles sustained damage
increased price for gasoline the price of gas and. 9i1 get up zero growth in the civil service signs of change suggef that e
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Boating is a pleasurabre pastime but
rri there ill b b. 1 t reduction com•parable b tt ed consumer Spnding.
of the youngsters, 9 percent involved lessened 'cnsumption. , Mr. hatful of bney, ere w e a so u e • P T11
A:key to the rductiOn74f_ ths. somewhat. of a novelty in itself, •
'11 wager proval levl the exise tax vgnce and the beginning of a
evening when *brought' down ' well as for export. I
one that requires a degree of e)spertise.
No, parent Would; ar saUlt__Vrloyy _
• their .teen-agers to borrbw thefarriilY,,
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receiVd adequate driving -instructions
'and, are ,capale of handling the
710,- resp on sibilities involved. However,
rnany children, sorrieyoUnger than the
16:66.1 driving age, aret allowed free
--"ac-cess-to all shapes Of-baals
whiFIlaroften highly powred-and of
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outrageousfigureS proper train-ithj. the budet the overn- thaVcanada's--Yas-t-depositsof- on -gaspi-int would -not have recovery in • Canada's export ince_ only,•eighieen p7ple. in
re'S.traints failed." -He said gOme to depletion •as. some would SaYs Davis: ',Instead of Even -r. -though unemployment, gontraptionk, "apd Os six of
e handling"6f alrtypes of watercraft
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in ment's requests for voluntary - crude oil are not nearly so close been necessary markets can . be discerned. Coderich own the
, d h the- roll by $150 • ma ,riSe- a little further for a' , thoSe vvere willing to" raC' . The,
• - and ,the Insti I I 41,9 Of Water .'s•afetY "'"harthgislEttroniv,a5 required:to - sus believe an • t at nc eas ng Tk•,y •
.Goderih with a, time of under.
• To this end the Canda, Safety resource, crude oil. servation exceRt frc'm those sc44,e,d,-; $150 threby "LesS'•:'-atfraetiVe--and-----un- -3-3-miriutes for the seven mile
c:on.sCjoyshess in, all''perSons diSpgS'ed' force, cppadiats-ro CODLS.eore _rnatiOn; suck a. three,':,per cent nev"v". jobs Are 'star,titis,..to; winner Was ChAs. Jaek ai.lar-
• to this, forrn cif rCreation. , least- nrie limited natural hear. very -Mlle. _eon- comilement • cut v!T.ould-haVe' „T-oTentitTagain. „ _ • .
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Canadians drowned. Of this nurnber
365inVolyed watercraft and -7345 were
children under the age of a• in thecal
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urges all boafing Many peOple • doub't that, the Whp are truly concerned' for, all avong the need for the. 10. deniably A condi-wing isst,.! Are-. race. The . next finisher was
increased cost otasoline and the right reasons.
COunCil • U-On1Y
-mteur's- to affiliate themselveS will significantly reduce •
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• ;"-tet excise tax onitiotorit-s." the probabilities in priCes, . 'seven and- a half minutes
.. • Maybe o. But it. would have ,paricularly the price of labor. behind lirrn.
an organizeclub in the particular •consumOon of the product 1416.10 cent exCie-Tax, been Interesting to -hear what Therate of increase in eon-
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who 1\4r. Turner will be Mr. Davis had to say when, surner prices has dropped back
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live in Ontario, Most peop e ,..uSedto pay re ates tb in us ry, • ad-of-emat-i-ng 14,000 jobs by--ene-thi4244romyear ago, . .,5 YEARS
' faerners ' "-nd • s.
-facets -of- water sports Such as,.
CahOeing yachting Sicii
underwater diving, etc
Enjoy our 2 beautifu'l Cand
w8terwYs - the sf-e way.),
thrbugh die:" service*; the 'Iron) n. -lore than 12 percent at ,A week -Jong Seminar for
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federa4 -govern:Tr-lent wouldhay.e,,,..„ark.•artri,ual tat e.ta8, per,Cen.t,,,F1v.t....-Tomorrov..1,40.0.r§.§P9,1159,r.!;!,
• use les" gasOlnp. erhey will This is bow Del•Bell'Ouf4ht laid:off a few hundred men and it iliard to see wliere the „by district 633. cifotary
. improverfient has been scyar in .' International, concluded
i...n siiiviy,compain',.'mbre• abOut little gem:, "There were ex- . w°mn•
same ,breath that stimulating wage demands,,.. , Bayfield. Four of the young
• deftrat theLiberals' at the very the „ as: pufnpS. Farmers,
That's' why,"'in My humble commercial . truekerS„ service •oymen s ,lz@ e
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nextOportality.i . ', co ninter'c i al, fishermen,- theeP number one priotitY .are likely to continue rising Goderich. 'Brock Stirnson
together with measures to „ 4mtply faqter than in the P;S.. ' Robell Coulter,- Jim Rednion
. opinin, the federl, Liberals vehicles and'cabs will be able to
and productivity inreaseS in. and John Stright • are al
ha v0.• jast Ilia ncled the sOntario get a rebate, That suggests that offset the impact9( rising oil
, slUtlents* ,at the . Goderic
naturar:gas . prices . on the U.S. could -zoom •ahead
the onlpeople who will be able . •aceodilorn.ic
' Con`servariThs.-a-great big vote-
grwth," A tall 'or- leaving,. Canada in. a fast- ,„Liitrict Collegiate friStitut
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exRected •thiSYar..•,,,If the tourism advertising campaign
getter in time for the election, -to heed that very expensive
der! ,,, 0 , deteTiorating c.,orri,p:etitiv,e, .,.
Uniorm holiday policYba
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r- 1.11r0V n d a I •tonservatives were urging Canadians (and anyone — ,. . • • •• . .-, ••,,:„.110,s,11tili°
tnhese Circumstances, the on the number of years sery
nation
,, ,,ti , John TUrtler fanners truckers commercial
revealed hi -1 budget to , the • fishermen and ch drivers. It nothing.....„in,„ the budet- to
counteraat thd los's Of jobs, and
Mr,- Davis 'says, 1 See
Finance Minister Tur er H
obviously be thsise attemptini- - briefly at the June session
to •deal With incorne restraintCouncillast Friday afternoon I "
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in trouble last Vonday, they - °Ise within spending distance) most 'critical moves •Tiaire by ,fouri.aonll personsininwtahse edmiscpuJos.p
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uts ay vs c n s to see Canada first" will be '
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Would serVe A INkta rightif no incomes '. which will surely
and with oil -gas arices. In both:- Effective January;-- • 19A,
occur as a result of $140 million
does,-theMore littely Will be an . will be calculated from t e `•
in a recent es.111,0ia I in Imo onOrom Ontario showed up14
cases, the. less tfie Minister ' holidays for county employees ..
Winghain Ad \ ant t. Times, the , the Calgary stampede this, _i\increase in energy costs to
44 4,. 4, • eventual return to something following schedule. After
14.rcat guessritur; gsinli' \ifietvit Mr. Bell continues, everi",
okol: W111, t..1 ; i.. 10 11)(rut the year. . . •
ctilll. to the !law, Idi• elections. moi- cynical than even I could ' Meanwhile in Alberta, r.
-,,ritario cOnsame.:rs, ___ gift'
businesses."
. „ five _years,T---- three ,'' ve
, akin to relatiVe price stability." . year, two weeks holiays', after
He writes: ",ll !hi.- ••eCl'eCY 0 nd. be: „ '10f .,.cours,e_they----abe,-14ughl-loriieroAlberia4,ae-Puty.
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Oleo's wok* ',PI int, from tlio people in Alberta )---pronaNY prmier • and Minister of .
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. the cost- of living and vow to' ceptions to the TUrner rp9ff at In-f.74-CTr. Davis said in the wage settlements, • lei alone Friday at Huron, 'Camp,
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