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to for at of of of for un ha hls un by Army Oriel of Staff Gen William Veslmorelsnd has completed tralnlng and tests to earn an aviolors badge qualifying him to fly U113 FLYING GENERAL Huey bebcop ter The 56year old general who was corn mander of U5 lmops in Vietnam is the first Anny chief lobe an aviator fin is shown here passenger in helicopter during tour of Peoples SelfDefense Forc training centre in South Viol nm in July Winslow Tenants And Landlords Bring Their Problems Here TORONTO ICP new do portrnent has been opened at clLyball to listen sympatheti call to the problems of lo payhlg real and lllose coll it Called the Landlord and ant Advisory Bureau thade partmem was opened thLI week tojmedlalg and investigate dis putes between landlords and tenmu Similar burosus have been put Into ration in the Ontario communltes of Brantford Brampton and Hamilton with apparent success The pmvlnclal govemrnent in vltcd mlmlclpallllos to set up such departments when it made swooping change to the Land lord and Mont ACE effective last Jan At that time tho xvuramanl sold the humus could be used to dlsperuo informatlml and clarify tho law for interested parties HAVE NO POWER Such bureaus have no power to compel landlord or tenants to take specch stops but merol advise possible dvcnuu of no on The mvlacd not put an end to security deposits previously paid to landlords by tenants Landlords now must take teav onlylo court to collect for dam ages inflicted on the rule premlaes also prohibited landlords from seizing tenanls furnlsl lag in lieu of unpaid rent The act stipulated landlord could evict tenant only after obtaining Judges courtorder Generally these and other changes were welcomed by ten llots and frowned upon by land ords The Urban Development insti tute an assoclauon of large apartment developers in On tario said elimination of tho so curlty deposit would lead to in creased damages and athu ally higher rents Nomination Set In Tiny Township PERKINSFIELD diff Nomination meeting for llny township will he held on Mon day Nov and 11 an olee lion mslcrlallzesit will be held two weeks later on Monday Dec The council approved these dates which would have the nomination and voting colncldo with thus for the county school boards Rccvo 1m Maurice heads the This council snow DELIVBY in 1300 it took pour month to send mail from Mind to Rome Farmers Hope Ban Gets Wide Support TORONTO CPI 0fficlals of the Ontario Federation of Ag riculture are optimistic that their call for an immediate stop to cducullon tax payments has found wide support among their 100000 members Assessment of the effective ness of the ban which began Sept 29 and is aimed at forcing better tax deal for the former was still difficult Frldny bo xcauso deadlines for fall tax pay ments vary widely from county to county But David Hopkins Informa tion officer for the CPA said the mood and actions of Ontario farmers appear to spell success for the campaign There are very few farmers who disugreo with us Mr Hopkins saidln an intervic Most indicated their support The OFA urged its members to wlthhold the education por tion of their municipal taxes Whlch is almost half the prop erty tax bliloccnuse the ossult elation says the Ontario farmer has an lurlusliy heavy burden LEVY PENALTY Under provincial law pen alty of one per cent per month is levlcd on unpaid tastes After three years of nonpayment the municipality can seize the prop erty and sell it But farmer who banks the portion ho withheld earns hank interest on the money Ho can prevent seizure of his properly in 1973 by paying the 1910 taxes that year The federation says the farmer is taxcd on his homo residential lot barns and acreage The city dweller only Pays taxes on his homo and lot The difference Mr 11on said may mean$l000 year or more He said in Essex County farmer with 302 acres last year had to pay $1104 in edilCDLIOIl tax highlyuald city executive living on 13foot lot paid only $290 janitor on Sufoot clly lot paid $105 COST DOUBLES Mr Hopkins said the cost if education to the farmer has lumped to 15 per cent of tho net income in 1069 from seven per cent in 1086 Rcussessmcnt started by the provincial gov ornmcnt about year ago as move towardsgrcater uniform equity and accuracy in tax oUon has only aggravated the problem Thu federation wants the On tario government to assume meter share of the education cost Preferably 100 per cent and lift the education tux por tion from forming proporly The government currently Days 51 or cent of the cost and raises romulndcr through provincial or municipal prop erty taxes Mr Hopkins sold the province has indicated it will raise its education shore to 60 pcr cent in the ncxl two or three years but we cant wait that long The productivity of farmers has lnmuscd by 1911 per cent in the lost 20 years while the in crease in industry was under 100 per cant be sold INCOMES CONTRAST However not form Incomo was increased by only 29 per cent in that period vhlic non farm income has increased by 427 per cent Withholding action was taken by iarmcrsin the counties of Lanark Ramsey Drummond and Sherbrookc in the Ottawa area as well as by somo In Ston mont Wellington Niagara Perth Surnla and Simcoc Koy farmlng areas such as Grey and Huron counties are not duo to pay property taxes untll tote thls year Mr Hopkins sold the OFA has received support in its com palgn from the Ontario Liberal party the United Senior Citl zcns of Ontario and the Confed eration of Rosldcnts and Rate paycrs Associations in Toront The lnstltule said not also might else when tenants realise it lakes court order lo remove them from their apartment handful freeloaders would force landlords to raise all real to regain lost Income BUREAUS BUSY Dlsputcs about these malor changes in the law have kept the Hamilton Brampton and Brantiord bureaus on their toes spokesman for the Hamilton bureau says it fields about 20 calls daily mostly from tenants Tho spokesman says his bu resu operational for flvo months has resolved many dls putos fby talking lobnlb sides of the fence thus eliminating the need fm court action member of the Brampton bureau opened July 17 says It has received four or five calls week high percentage of thom from nearby Mississauga which has no bureau of Its own Set up last spring the Bront ford hurcnu was tho first to open in the province Like all tho others it has five members from different walks of llfe spokesman said that board meets every other week and sually has about dozen dis putes to examine Hippies On Forces Base Will Be Phased Out Slowly VANCOUVER Cpl Some 100 youthml tronslents rcL mntncd in rcsldoncc at Cann dlon Forces Basu Jericho Fri day aftor ignoring federal government directlvo that they vacate the premises by noon government spokesman an nounced into Friday that short phasingout period will bcpcb mittod and sold the govern meal will pay travel expcnsos of any Cunadlnn hostelmosident who wants to return to his hometown Jackson of the federal lusllco department said there was no plan to throw out the occupants Ho said such action would be considered club it the trunslenls dont move out in the normal course of events Meanwhile the social plun nlng department of the City of Vancouver announced Friday lt has found 140 beds which can be Retriever Trials Narrow Field VINNIPEG WI Eleven dogs including 1968 chomplon MlClrs Dramhule handled by Barry Clutc of Komoka Ont were to enter the final day of competition today at lho no lional retriever championships Tho field was narrowed from 25 dogsnfler Rldays lost at vaervllle Man community about 20 miles south of here OIKEEFE CENTRE RONY TONGE 3636633 RCONDITIONED dabaxgtllavasp Gunman lllAu onom tom sis an mm 725 69 N0Vl 935 1077 Inaforo no no 11a ortlco oprns October an TWO WEEKS ONLYl OCTOBER 19 31 ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK AND HIS SPECIAL GUEST STARS CARPENTERS Mon nun Retiring NDP Leader Speaks For Moderation TORONTO bound mid retiring leader of the Gamma Ne Duncan Party called Friday in mg chitin of aw in the DAILY be amed against POIl eis5 that would lead to sudden cataclysmic chants Hr MacDonalds speech to the annual culvean was seen by obsorvus as auppat for Walter Pltman on of the main leadaship candidates who ad Vocatu policy of moderation Mr bucDoaald warned that lhepanycannotaffordtolosa of the fact that maria politics has been basically can died and traditional We may ootJike that fed but we are reminded of it ours time we go out to canvas and we ignore it It our pail in an obvious referents to Stephen lgwis WP for Scar braoust Wm who is seeking the leasesup policy of the electorate air P0 Party which pars intent on sudden cats chunk changes Ill neither win no mania the support of theme people rotm ADMITS NEE Mr Pimp MP for Peter borough said in an interview he did no wonder Mr H36 Ms weed an 1mm ea dtxurnuzz of his condition but admitted the leaders support could be caudal to his cam Palm Mr MacDonald would say only that the speed was can mm of his thinking over 11 years as leader some mammaluse with radio cal elements was inevitable but too much is dangerms Special Education Projects Learning Throughsxperience TORONR CP The best teacher is experience That apparently the think Ing behind two educational pro lccls being conducted hen this year one by 250 students at York Universitys Atkinson Col lege and the other by 100 To ronto high school aludenta The Atkinson students have moved their classrooms into the city They are taking sociology courses about the city poverty and education itself using church building as their head quarters The program ls continuation of one held last summer by At klnson when l50 students took on offcampus course called poverty and social change They spent most of their time in the communityworklng with emotionally disturbed chil dren delivering metals to old visiting mental hospital Ed File sociologist who helped conduct the course said some students even slept in flo pbouscs to gain firsthand ups riencc about poverty The high school students begin mell prolect Monday when SEED Shared Expcrr race hplornuoa and Discov eryl an academicallyfree school opens Tho students will take ragu in high school program in lan guage and mathcmollcs but can fill out the remainder of their academic schedule study ing almost anything they like They will use the oil as their classroom taking wing at In $5 olflco or studying chemistry at pharmaceutical manufacturing plant for exam ple Ask Capreol Police Inquiry lifter Constable Suspended CAPREOL Ont CF Town council slupended police constable Irids and asked for an Ontario Po co Commission lnqulry into the town police iorco The request follows series of resignations an complaints arlslng irom dissentlon in the fame Dick Albee chief of the lhmmnn force re last month along with Cpl Jim Dob ling Cpl Darling later with drew his resignation made available to tho transients now at Jericho MercuryPoisons Found In lish Not so Harmful ANN ARBOR Mich AP Swedish scientist specializing in mercury contamination says that in order for person to pick up ill effects from mercu rycontamloated fish he would have to eat more than one fish day Dr Arno Jemelov of Stock holm spoke Thursday at tho chreedoy lntomatlonnl Confer once on Environmental Mercury Contamination at the University of Michigan Michigan Stqu University is cosponsor Dr lernolov said only some one who eat more thanloo fish year more than one fish day would bo harmed by mercury lovcls now found in fish caught in tho Michigan wo CPS Much research on mercury contamination has been done in Japan and Sweden whoro dum llgs has been reported to bu mnns and animals Dr Jcrnolov said mercury contamination Is worldwide problem primarily through di rect introduction into waters and land Council suspended Constable Tum Prue Friday on the no ommondation of Cpl Darling but did not announce the reo lull complained to council in August is needed ling and Constable Prue be fired when council refused ho quit and went into privatu bush ness Harold Henderson rot chief of tho Aylmcr 0nL police department was hired when Chief Albee quit Mayor Norm ancctt sold lllr Henderson has ogrch to stay as long as ho is nedcd Constale Prue come to Cw prcol from Shelblrrne near Owen Sound in may Cpl Dar ling was hired last November from southern Ontario He was roads in corporal lost your while Chlef Albee was at the police collcgo ln Aylmcr RCAF ASSOC WIN BINGO MONDAY PM SHARE THE WEALTH Admission 50c 14 HIGH ST Above NuSorvleo Cloanora Oonst Prue and Col Darling that Chief Albee had asked them to mduco or withdraw some charges Const Prue tend ered his resignation but with drew it after meeting with the lions and asked that Cpl Dar Be said some activist 8035 such as prom more men tenants amas woma rim soups and some labor groups noises only small pardon of the slab feral Language Change Will Onlyliurt Few Workers OTTAWA Jam Car sou dsurman of the public senice mnmlsioo hm isued apmnuo thatnomorotbans handful of caesiume ill lose out perrmnen on promo tions as result of bilingualism reform Mr Carsons shim mined in letter made pub lic Friday to clear up question rosulong from his comments last Sloday on television pub lic Allah program On television Mr Carson said his commission cant slavisth lidhem to the total commit meal given in loss by former prime minister Lester Pearson that introdlauinfa of bilingualism would not hurt any employees career opportunities in his letter Mr Carson writes that in filling some ra canciu bilingualism has been declared on essential mqulra mcnt even though potential cao didoles have not completed or had the Why to take land guagetrainlns Mmms These have been difcult do cislons to lake because we knew they vmuld be interpreted as at lean temporary compromises with Mr Pearsons personal commitment Mr Carson adds that as lan guago training goes nhmd only few promotions will be de 1ayed and those by no more than year or so Let me state emphatically that as long as the present put llc servlco commissioners as main in office no public servant will lose his job as result of this policy and no more than handful will ever lose out pcr manently on promotions TEE rum mm SATURDAY DCTOBZR 117 WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF Plme GUILTY mamas runs on it earn1y 3431 agara Pu pleaded will WM to charge of dis charging rearm Lb fatal towmd Intbelulylsmz of Raymond Bohkhaud of Niagara Folk charge of ai tempted murder was vriLb drawn Engleban was re moddinamodyonevcekior staunch TRIAL DATE on 380310 The trial of one um player 12 mm Aribuuts of ca Can dian Football hassle chargld rlth baring weapon danger ous to the public pen on set Wednesday for Nov so Mann Evenings from pan Complete Show 911 is was charged Sept 11 police dimmed an 211 and Imus umoanmnonsrl WVSKNW nun ammmm mum aqmmmmsnm revotwrinacardtringatnf Seebeck mu DEAPPLABS 103an Polic mmdymmhmln 11L Wandeicunli casesdlsappu mdbunlbreua mmammudwarmensofa monolith411 mud 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