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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-02-12, Page 13lJ'ih;�k. 1 Q/q�g'► - death rate from,hwl r� k s l�.. Lr� ., y � �. &•-Page ,I3Td ry a Win ham Advance -Times, T ars. FebraaI2e I disqf(ie Ilan been r 04 ted :,. 0•aµ: ..(r�' •„ her. 0-0-0 crgicism of the fact that Ontario 4.r gin. • I, ;. „ ,,, i „ New OO S 's g � r,�' ,' , a -a P n o-mce Cuo. 0mic inde d=' w"NONAM in the Library nationalists, like others with independence. high degree of interdependence. p IIIUMBOLDT'S GIFT by Saul Y � . � �, can be costhir says Counci `w � *two y � _ , .'r���z � y j ' John C. Ward, C.A. Listowel are seriously disturbed by the Complete Collision Repairs Fame, poetry, power, money �: � ......_ � �° �., ,! ,r �� E;� �.; < and death are the concerns here lz��^�� � �� � k'�i ",. � � � :. , . < , Many of Canada's economic policies tend to increase foreign `have-nots achieving a Stata- dard of living equivalent to that fr�aportOlp �eas'ftqr �vva eex0. It says that restrictiUZI. >�oreigla and Painting with authtrt�Bellow at his wittiest N control of industry rather than eo of many of the nationalists-" firms Without increasing, compe- Towing Service best. When the poet Humboldt : r ,� � � �� :_ i; ' �.•� promote Canadian pwnershsp, " w " The Council,, points out that titian could be countea'-pz°odlac- bution of income. and wealth' dyes, he leaves his friend, Charlie {� �1v� r 4 a �Y- eft axii r; t the Ontario Economic Council provincial governments have tive. - Radiator Cleaningand Citrins, le which turns ., < B y" ,' � f �" , �' ' ' �(� ,' says. �' � also played a pare in setting up The Council noted there is �oHn Repairs = to out comes just in time to rescue ,�t �; . a just Charlie from the of his :,�:", -� In a policy paper entitled, Na- barriers to the movements of for both federal and provincial • to be held on April 17. clutches � �' 1� +� � =, tional Independence - Issues le and capital be- goods, Prof P• initiatives in the f imucial sector, .sl® ADAMS ex-wife, his mistress and the r�i � ` ,6 ��: 2 � and Alternatives 1976, the Council tween provinces. Since Canada is ranging from charterer banking = Proprietor Mafia. �a , :: � q v ' ` m< rs suggests it will `likely be coun- � a small market; to balkanize it by to securities dealers. WINGHAM, ONT. AULD ACQUAINTANCE by Guy � �; . " terproductive to try to reduce foreign ownership without first erecting ptovincial economic barriers is to exacerbate .an According to the Council, more competition in financial markets Res. 357-1171 sus. 357-110 - - -- - — Lombardo •,.. (� ' For over fifty years Guy Lo m- 6 ., tackling the effects of existing g ng existing problem, the report g p" Po could increase lending to la ,, q sr ba ado anti the Royal CaixasdiasesIt "the " �� _ Canadian economic policies. �° cites tax, says. The report notes smaller, developing Ca�narlian firms Registered Retirement have been playing sweetest �t 3 and financial martpetttioliciesras gaw with many reports dealin it feels that tax policies Savings Plans music this side'of heaven". This h e. - " A s' ; . _ in some respects creating an eign ownership and control, there need to be reviewed to enst>llre is the story of the man behind v ' environment conducive to is still little concrete information Haat they are fully consistent with that music and the band that has �� µ-. � greater foreign ownership. on many facets of nationalism. the somewhat conflicting goals of ~ become an American tradition. ' z The Council, however, warns Policies to restrict foreign reducing foreign ownership and How they've managed to survive a "' . , that policy changes designed to investment, the Council says, control, maximizing the tax %all these years is one of the quer- k',,. 1 force Canadians to rely on more have been „developed in a hap- returns on foreign investment to .dr �'� �s,y ti a . tions answered by the warm and h' domestic sources of capital imply hazard, piecemeal fashion, ap- Canada, and maintaining a high • sentimental man who has made' x- New fears Eve a very special - 6 , . trade-offs, and people should be y the plying to some forms of owner- ship and not to others. As a result, level of investment. The Colancil finds the perfor- i occasion. iq " '• ` aware of effects of restrictive '� a t cc; ' t d 't- mance of the Canada Develop - ,.t Compounded 1/2 yearly Paid on five year term (Guaranteed Investment ,Certificate Plan) .� Member Canada Deposit' In surance Corporation and M GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE,, 1689 Mrs. Sharon E. Scott Manager ' Main Street Listowel x x . measures. they are no a tctea, an equt ,�, t , "We must be assured that we able and "probably please no ment Corporation "difficult to CHRISTIAN by Malcolm Boyd- 4 z Y g YPe P g xt x are not naive) tradin one t one." interpret" and describes its owls Christian oaks at popular %'''•� �r97 , a ' " i P P R s t, .W, of dependence for, another, or The Council calls for more as vague. It is also concerned manifestations of religion in our paying a cost that at the outset is critical appraisal of the prob Super- - about the poor record of Cana - society, from Jesus Christ t Y Pe • - •• not clearly defined or understood. leets, better defined economic than industry in research and star to Billy Graham, from "independence from other goals and much more detailed development. women priests to presidential economies and a unique Cana- analysis. The paper is somewhat critical prayer breakfasts. Old beliefs A W1 NT E R WON DE R LAN D? The f irst,snowf lakes of the winter season may have created dian culture can only be gained at "Although many Canadians of a numbercof Ontario govern - have been wiped out while politi- that impression, at first 'anyway, but things seem to have gotten out of hand. Snow is, a cost. Canadians cannot be more are worried about foreign invest- ment policies. Among these are cal, sexual and ethical rules are perhaps, the one inexhaustible raw material available in this area right now -and no one economically and culturally went, reliable evidence does not the withholding tax introduced in in flux so this book attempts to knows what to do with it! independent and concurrently be yet exist which shows the total the 1973 provincial budget. It answer the question, "What does better off," the report states. net balance of costs and benefits.. recommends that the govern - Christian ian Mean Today and While noting that nationalism furthermore, when confronted ment take note of the jurisdic- is a "public good", the Council with other concerns such as infla- tional difficulties and undesirable COMMEMORATIONS by Hans In brief., .. points out that economic auto- tion or unemployment, the effects features of the tax.' Herlin nomy could result in rising con- of foreign investment seem to be In an analysis of cultural inde- Hans Pikola, a peaceable man, sumer costs, increased returns to considered less important by pendence, the, Council takes the is offered $250,000 to become a capital relative to labor, reduced most Canadians." view that subsides to Canadians killer. The target; the SS doctorcompetition and possibly per- Specifically, the report is criti- rather than restrictions on, for - responsible for the death, 24 News O f thd Nverse income distribution effects. cal of the "powerful role" of the eigners are a better policy under years earlier, of Julia whom - It observes that some sectors of Foreign Investment Review most circumstances. The paper Hans loved. He's now in love with • A 20 -year-old woman tt been found to be radioactive. The trial of newspaper heiress industry and some regions of the Agency in screening foreign briefly examines such issues as Julia's daughter and the money is Cumberland, Ontario, died as the Port Hope is the site of GJanada's Patty.. Hearst continues in San country will be affected more investment and says there ' is foreign publications, publishing, being offered by a millionaire result of an attack by,her two pet first radium processing plant. A Francisco.'Miss Hearst, who'was than others by moving to new some doubt whether ,the best broadcasting, advertising and industrialist. The structure of the dogs, a Great Dane and an Irish school in that town has been kidnapped three years ago, is policies. In that event; it suggests interests of Canadians are being education., story is that of a classic manhunt, Wolfhound.,The dogs were owned closed because the land on which accused of participating in a an important step to minimize . served by the agency. It calls for It observes that active encour-, a' love story and a case of mis- by Mrs. Buchanan and her hus- it was constructed has been found bank robbery. On the witness the impact on individuals and more disclosure and public scru- agement of increased Canadian taken identity. band for two years. The husband radio -active. There have been "stand she insisted that she was groups would be -to provide ad- tiny of its actions. cultural • activities, will benefit ° found his wife's body in the yard. claims that the Eldorado plant .forced to take a part in the crime juAment assistance. The Council claims that tariff higher income groups more than Her clothing was shredded and pumps hundreds of gallons of by threats of death and repeated The report 'says, "Throughout, policy has led to - 'a substantial in- lower. water containing uranium and al assaults Ca d,1 di the less dove- crease in foreign investment The report suggests Canadians sites several years ago has now a e re uc ton t e I - "heavy supplies . and less. de- mic Council of Canada in urging among Canadian, provinces, : mand." Gasoline prices in the more liberal trade policiesa, which regions, occupations and indivi- .. OUTLET .Upited States now average 57 birds could die. •it believes would' help to remedy duals." SE cents a gallon, six cents below the One other important word of • the "unacceptably slow growth of ' prevailing price- last August. caution deals with the time of productivity"" in Canadian in -That . Saves 0-0-0 at which you" 'set your dustry. Save your heart. Ask your On - year Officials in the town of Exeter ® -feeders up for -business. Wait It. is also concerned at the lack tario Heart Foundation for free. •}: • • • • • i�.fi Y 4 ;:ti�'r ?:� v{ t'v.% Information on th �-eXXf: f •:ti:::�, -A rim :•• ••: .t'''•• in closure of their. Y Y of competition and lists the merg- g - ;:.�_,.�„ ;��.,'•.;,,:;�;.,; •�, ,are pondering until you are fair) certain that a warning signs. :: ••• '�:� '���'� Vcti�:'•:;.�: �:•^' •ti• record- snowfalls ing of companies of heart attack ;;:• •:,;;;; ��:f,.;;:•:: '' ��"' ,•.:•.,, arena, .since all migrating species have left for a ies as one of'the. ' k 'and.stroke. '••y .; l.�/ ' tiff:••{••�``-. -.. - c�::' .z�"}• ;•:• ;� : ti;;' •:•:f•:�:• +'; t;�,•., have given -rise to fears, that the the winter. A feeder.. Set :up too 'roof might collapse. The arena 00 • early, could •entice these birds • was erected before 'the present into staying and could possibly provincial building code was in Hi; it's Rocky Raccoon, from result, indirectly, in .their death. effect and would not meet today's An interesting project -you might NOTICE. the Maitland Valley Conservation take , on would be to intake a standards. Since the collapse of Authority bringing more news the Listowel arena in 1959 and the and ideas to help people appreci record of all the varieties of birds deaths• of 'seven boys and the ate, use and.. enjoy our natural seer) at your feeder.: Use a Jiird recreation -director, safety resources. identification book td help you. regulations for such structures This week we at the Authority Any unusual bird' sightings IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL have been'carefull observed.'' should be noted and recorded. y would like to pass on some ideas The results could be used as a READS FEB., 94-7-6 0-0--0 and tips about building and t t' class. project or for your own YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DILE ' The Canadian government has operator a bird feeding s a ton. OMEGA DELUXE i,•<Ar�r g interest. Itis easy to become amazed at voted an immediate cash gift of Y Remember, if you want more $75,000 to the stricken Central the tremendous variety of birds information on any of the topics ZIG-ZAG SEWING p _y °"a A f�; . „ . =--� American country, Guatemala. to be seen in this part of the y . g phone Birds are warm blooded. Rock is writing about, hone or V a n e T t �.� •ta. Further aid is now under study. write the Maitland Valley Con The death toll has risen to a If sufficient food were made servation Authority at Box 5, MACHINEI known 17,000 and •the injured available to all species, many Wroxeter, Ontario. ' ^u into hundreds of 'thousands. A would stay here and could sur- m ------�. fifth of the population of the en- vive our hard winters. Of course ' + Embroiders . ,t: tire country are without homes many species do not choose- to + Makes' Button Holes and food. spend all of their time in this • Sews on Buttons �� changeable climate. Those who . + Darns + Overcasts ,' ` stay are always grateful to any- „ + No Attachments needed David William Threinen, a 27 one who cares enough to make the winter more, pleasant for N mitted at his trial to the, murder them.' They will show their ap- T of four children in that city last preciation by spending a greatE summer. He now awaits sen- deal of their time around your xpr �;`��� Due to the tremendous response „ on this machine duriing our tence, which will probably be life • station. January Sale, we are continuing 0 imprisonment, under which he Suet (fat trimmings) from this price 'til February 14. . . could be considered for parole in various kinds of meat is a *Nr ' Sewing Machine 10 years. - favourite• food of many birds; 1 ° particularly downy and hairy ®u ' Expert woodpeckers, chickadees and P nuthatches. Other birds quch as EARL BERSCHT. Chamber plans far are p, ticula lvf nd blue jays are particularly fond of such GN Express announces the opening of Starting February 16, 1976, dial these will be at our store for things as sun flower seeds, corn, a new modern terminal at Kitchener neve CN numbers for express services. demonstrations and repairs u eomin events chopped 'peanuts and bread,- . for improved service throughout the Friday, February 13 crumbs. Suet may either be fed Cambridge, Guelph, Kitchener -Waterloo, • BELMORE-The monthly separately or with seeds etc-. in a Stratford areas. Customers 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m'. meeting of the Chamber of Com- variety of different feeders, in: . Saturday, February 14 merce ,was held Thursday. Sec- The Authority office would be The perfect Valentine Gift! retar MurrayMulvey read the happy to provide interested' w.1'F'"(• 1 r•,':, e.11e' S' .acobs 5'9488C 9:oo a.m. - 6 p.m. Y Y Y ,,:f'•I' 896.9260 Special price in effect 3 more minutes and chairman Ralph people with pictures of suet logs, car•+t1• aqe 653-37 Come in and ask for a Snarl„ I 'NPA '4,1' t, . 662 3200 days only. Metcalfe conducted the business cones, sticks, branches and bags demonstration ori any of our u F •+'�,+� : e"^To 00550 ,eel - such as Bernina, meeting. as well as plans for a window r va F eel :_.... _.� brands , Universal, Domestic, Morse, The annual dinner meeting will tray; bottle, trolley, or pole ''''''' F e�s,a°' Good Selection -1 A,,.,,• • rP Pas(eti Brother - as well as our be held the first Thursday in feeder. Many of these simple, ^N'^ .wlw,- Palmersn,^ USED SEINING MACHINES Omega Valentine Special. , March. It was decided to hold a effective feeders can be quickly B, Qe sl R(,ck skate a thou the last Saturday of and easily manufactured at home r a+a Q•,o;,es LiCkrM':n� a.MA ° S1 Ma, os s@alo•I� Fully Reconditioned & the March break, March 27. Spon- with only basic tools. Feeders of a i r r ,r M .e r.• S*akesnea•e more complex desi n made from D' ^ vi %A00' e„ TaY,sr«k Guaranteed. sor sheets will be available from p g o�a,lo�, Moo•e+,elo w ^ghar• .--.,..-.,.:. . ........ ... / - Mrs. Jack Inglis_ Mrs. Walter plastic materials may be ob- [),Phan Mo(,^( Foes - there, were bite marks in evh dente that the dogs had attacked sexu arsen►c into Lake Ontario na a, hnc u ng loped regions of. Ontario; there is which some associate with a loss, can choose any position between ww W A R D A U PT I G RO V E her. 0-0-0 crgicism of the fact that Ontario of •Canadian political and social substantial independence and a 0-0-0. Two U.S. oil companies have nationalists, like others with independence. high degree of interdependence. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Residents of Port Hope, Ont., reduced the price of all grades of above average 'incomes, are It expresses concern that the "The choice"that is made will John C. Ward, C.A. Listowel are seriously disturbed by the gasoline by one cent a gallon. advocating policies what would world economic environment is have important repercussions 'an 'diistri- R. E. Uptigrove,.C.A.(519) 291-3040 fact that landfill used for building Texaco Inc.. and Getty Oil Co. say erode the probability of the becoming less favourable to both the levels and- the all these points to and from Toronto �tiewres ' th t th d t' -s du to Canada It supports the kcono- bution of income. and wealth' sites several years ago has now a e re uc ton t e I - "heavy supplies . and less. de- mic Council of Canada in urging among Canadian, provinces, : mand." Gasoline prices in the more liberal trade policiesa, which regions, occupations and indivi- .. OUTLET .Upited States now average 57 birds could die. •it believes would' help to remedy duals." SE cents a gallon, six cents below the One other important word of • the "unacceptably slow growth of ' prevailing price- last August. caution deals with the time of productivity"" in Canadian in -That . Saves 0-0-0 at which you" 'set your dustry. Save your heart. Ask your On - year Officials in the town of Exeter ® -feeders up for -business. Wait It. is also concerned at the lack tario Heart Foundation for free. •}: • • • • • i�.fi Y 4 ;:ti�'r ?:� v{ t'v.% Information on th �-eXXf: f •:ti:::�, -A rim :•• ••: .t'''•• in closure of their. Y Y of competition and lists the merg- g - ;:.�_,.�„ ;��.,'•.;,,:;�;.,; •�, ,are pondering until you are fair) certain that a warning signs. :: ••• '�:� '���'� Vcti�:'•:;.�: �:•^' •ti• record- snowfalls ing of companies of heart attack ;;:• •:,;;;; ��:f,.;;:•:: '' ��"' ,•.:•.,, arena, .since all migrating species have left for a ies as one of'the. ' k 'and.stroke. '••y .; l.�/ ' tiff:••{••�``-. -.. - c�::' .z�"}• ;•:• ;� : ti;;' •:•:f•:�:• +'; t;�,•., have given -rise to fears, that the the winter. A feeder.. Set :up too 'roof might collapse. The arena 00 • early, could •entice these birds • was erected before 'the present into staying and could possibly provincial building code was in Hi; it's Rocky Raccoon, from result, indirectly, in .their death. effect and would not meet today's An interesting project -you might NOTICE. the Maitland Valley Conservation take , on would be to intake a standards. Since the collapse of Authority bringing more news the Listowel arena in 1959 and the and ideas to help people appreci record of all the varieties of birds deaths• of 'seven boys and the ate, use and.. enjoy our natural seer) at your feeder.: Use a Jiird recreation -director, safety resources. identification book td help you. regulations for such structures This week we at the Authority Any unusual bird' sightings IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL have been'carefull observed.'' should be noted and recorded. y would like to pass on some ideas The results could be used as a READS FEB., 94-7-6 0-0--0 and tips about building and t t' class. project or for your own YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DILE ' The Canadian government has operator a bird feeding s a ton. OMEGA DELUXE i,•<Ar�r g interest. Itis easy to become amazed at voted an immediate cash gift of Y Remember, if you want more $75,000 to the stricken Central the tremendous variety of birds information on any of the topics ZIG-ZAG SEWING p _y °"a A f�; . „ . =--� American country, Guatemala. to be seen in this part of the y . g phone Birds are warm blooded. Rock is writing about, hone or V a n e T t �.� •ta. Further aid is now under study. write the Maitland Valley Con The death toll has risen to a If sufficient food were made servation Authority at Box 5, MACHINEI known 17,000 and •the injured available to all species, many Wroxeter, Ontario. ' ^u into hundreds of 'thousands. A would stay here and could sur- m ------�. fifth of the population of the en- vive our hard winters. Of course ' + Embroiders . ,t: tire country are without homes many species do not choose- to + Makes' Button Holes and food. spend all of their time in this • Sews on Buttons �� changeable climate. Those who . + Darns + Overcasts ,' ` stay are always grateful to any- „ + No Attachments needed David William Threinen, a 27 one who cares enough to make the winter more, pleasant for N mitted at his trial to the, murder them.' They will show their ap- T of four children in that city last preciation by spending a greatE summer. He now awaits sen- deal of their time around your xpr �;`��� Due to the tremendous response „ on this machine duriing our tence, which will probably be life • station. January Sale, we are continuing 0 imprisonment, under which he Suet (fat trimmings) from this price 'til February 14. . . could be considered for parole in various kinds of meat is a *Nr ' Sewing Machine 10 years. - favourite• food of many birds; 1 ° particularly downy and hairy ®u ' Expert woodpeckers, chickadees and P nuthatches. Other birds quch as EARL BERSCHT. Chamber plans far are p, ticula lvf nd blue jays are particularly fond of such GN Express announces the opening of Starting February 16, 1976, dial these will be at our store for things as sun flower seeds, corn, a new modern terminal at Kitchener neve CN numbers for express services. demonstrations and repairs u eomin events chopped 'peanuts and bread,- . for improved service throughout the Friday, February 13 crumbs. Suet may either be fed Cambridge, Guelph, Kitchener -Waterloo, • BELMORE-The monthly separately or with seeds etc-. in a Stratford areas. Customers 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m'. meeting of the Chamber of Com- variety of different feeders, in: . Saturday, February 14 merce ,was held Thursday. Sec- The Authority office would be The perfect Valentine Gift! retar MurrayMulvey read the happy to provide interested' w.1'F'"(• 1 r•,':, e.11e' S' .acobs 5'9488C 9:oo a.m. - 6 p.m. Y Y Y ,,:f'•I' 896.9260 Special price in effect 3 more minutes and chairman Ralph people with pictures of suet logs, car•+t1• aqe 653-37 Come in and ask for a Snarl„ I 'NPA '4,1' t, . 662 3200 days only. Metcalfe conducted the business cones, sticks, branches and bags demonstration ori any of our u F •+'�,+� : e"^To 00550 ,eel - such as Bernina, meeting. as well as plans for a window r va F eel :_.... _.� brands , Universal, Domestic, Morse, The annual dinner meeting will tray; bottle, trolley, or pole ''''''' F e�s,a°' Good Selection -1 A,,.,,• • rP Pas(eti Brother - as well as our be held the first Thursday in feeder. Many of these simple, ^N'^ .wlw,- Palmersn,^ USED SEINING MACHINES Omega Valentine Special. , March. It was decided to hold a effective feeders can be quickly B, Qe sl R(,ck skate a thou the last Saturday of and easily manufactured at home r a+a Q•,o;,es LiCkrM':n� a.MA ° S1 Ma, os s@alo•I� Fully Reconditioned & the March break, March 27. Spon- with only basic tools. Feeders of a i r r ,r M .e r.• S*akesnea•e more complex desi n made from D' ^ vi %A00' e„ TaY,sr«k Guaranteed. sor sheets will be available from p g o�a,lo�, Moo•e+,elo w ^ghar• .--.,..-.,.:. . ........ ... / - Mrs. Jack Inglis_ Mrs. Walter plastic materials may be ob- [),Phan Mo(,^( Foes - Renwick, Mrs. R. Chambers or 4ained inexpensively in hardware Look what CN Express n "The Store that Saves You More" the general stores in Belmore. An ,and variety stores. Offer on MEN'S—BOYS—LADIES--GIRLS a BABY WEAR YARD GOODS- ice carnival is also being planned for March 25 by the Presbyterian When placing your feeder out of doors be careful to locate it where ' Now CN Express can provide direct Express. . . Rapid pex Plus FuRNITuRE-MATTRESSEs- PAINT Young People and the Chamber. cats and other animals cannot overnight hi hwa service to and from RaPldex Route. and Air E xpressc- -SEWING MACHINES -SMALL ® APPLIANCES —LAMPS A community meeting will be gain access to the feed. or the all these points to and from Toronto �tiewres ' ® held next week to set up commit- bird§,; Belleville°, Barrie, Brampton, Brantford, International Airport i tees for the Maple Syrup Festival P � P Once you have be un providing Burlington, Hamilton, London, Mississauga. ® - STORE HOURS: to be held on April 17. food for our feathe ed friends,. Y 6vailable Niagararcfalls•. North Bay., Oshawa,'+Ottawa Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tickets were distributed to be hand try to keep a supply at all times during the winter Owen Sound, Peterborough, St Catharines, Windsor MONTREALL i N i x p r E.11, S S 11 'p.m. 9'p. sold on a -crocheted afghan, to Toronto. and ,Friday a.m. - M' the draw to be made at the March months. The birds will come Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. meeting. Tickets are available rely upon your supply in prefer - from the directors and from once to natural supplies. If you . hiarston's store in Belmorez forget to fill up your feeder the •I W w •, .. MCNYJ.m .dr �'� �s,y ti a . . - . .. • • ,-w•+.«..n.w.._WG Y. •,w w,.a .Qy..y,.._...... - I�i.1 ..,w•' J^wMNdM^,wb+.Yct'a.^rV^„•'°'✓t U, "'.-_ , +v yl 1°iN .,Y•i a.. • •+•YxW.,w�•nV�Y.,...mx.+ r.... a; ,. .. . W