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Barrie Examiner, 11 Jan 1967, p. 8

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Wesley Cadman of Courtlaad forr Gfisssvwa lt MILD DliY conditions are lnrccnst for the West Coast to day while usual coastal rain is expected to cover parts at gcmnat doetinn next month came Independent in 1947 supporters however of 375 in Maori House is likely to be severely reduced Tobacco 1101mm tea Ontario tobacco growers anticipate record planting this year 0nt near Woodstock owner of an equipment company said there probably is more equip mentiruying this winter than In any winter In 10 years George Deme ere chairman of the Ontario 0e Cured io bacco Growers Marketing Board said kilnbuilding ts pro gressing at the fastest January rate In years Kilns are used for curing tobacco tltcreagc for 1067 nil not be set for about two months but some growers are predicting total of about 150000 acres up aza per cent from the 117700 groan last year and higher than the record of 113500 acres in 1960 The 150000 acres would yield nbout 270000000 pounds hated on the 1000mundsperacre av eragein recent years The fed neral department of agriculture has said 250000000 pounds are needed from the 1967 crop be causeof high demand for cig arettes from Canada from abroad GET RECORD PRICES Growers are getting record erlces for their 1066 amp Up to Monday night they had no ram JWins Tax Appeal UiiAWA OP litre federal tax appeal board Tuesday classified musical arrange mean as vhnliy taxdeductible as singer Tommy Ambrose won part of an appeal of his 1062 in come tax bill lowed the lull $91760 the enter tainer paid for musical arrang ing for his weekly CBC televi sions show of the period The Igovernmcnt had allowed only 90 per cent The board found that the ar rangements cost $50 to $150 each and could rarely be used twice They had to be varied to meet public preferences and the needs of orchestras lcsuii General ToVisii Canada TORONTO tCPJRev Pedro Arrupe general of the Roman Catholic Jesuit order will visit Canada in the first two weeks of May it was announced Thes day lit will be the lirat time Jesuit general has visited this cotmtry lhe crossCanada tour is ex cted to begin May in Van giver Father Arrupe native oi Spain who was elected head the order whose accompani ov Swain one of his four main Father Swain is nun tive of Kerriptviile Out llaeir tentative Itinerary calla or visits to Jesuit hintses and mlmiona at Vancouver Regina Winnipeg Northern Ontario salute Marie among the Nitrous and the Martyrs Shrine near Midland Oat Montreal 006 bee and ilorontao and possibly flio Atlanticvptvvtanes The election due to take place Feb 1440 promises to be tha hardest tough aincs lndia be The Pattys most optimistic concede hat its overwhelming majority in the judgment the board al eastern EC and most of southern Alberta Maritime and Quebec will have rain with mow In parts with tcrnpera One Congress leader Pa til estimated the party will win only 300 seats The general election will be the first ought without the dom Inatlng national leadership of tormcr prime minister Jawah aria Nehru who died in 1904 His daumter Mrs Indira Gandhi now Is prime minister But she has had to tight hard even to ensure that she retains her post after the election The former finance minister Growers Predict Record coived an average of 7211 cents pound compared with the previous peak for 6596 cents pound tor the 1965 crop Mr Demcyerc said the main worry of growers in 1067 Is in sufficient labor to harvest the bigcI crop expected Farmers are ad ing equipmen to try to cut down the need tor workers Growers also are worried that demand for Canadian tobacco may be reduced if Rhodesia is again permitted to ship tobacco to Britain Mr Dcrncyere said board delegation will go to Britain next month to seek an agreement to export tobacco time tor tan or more years he TORONTO CF Dalton Camppresident of the National Progressive Conservative Asso ciation 8m be will ask the partys national executive to re move control of party funds from the authority 01 the party leader As at now the association Ambrose iha singer also claimed 31 200 for entertaining the visiting performers so he could become better acquainted with them In order to work together better on the show However the board upheld governments contention that only $600 should be als lowed as tax deduction Mr Ambrose said he actually spent $4000 on Iood and drink with visiting artists The board also gave the singer better break nnauto mobile expenses or the year allowing Him to denim hail the total outlay The government had allowed an unspecified turcs expected in the low 805 on 13 indncau todays expected Igh tcmr atures CF Wirephato Indias Ruling Party Is Confident Of Vote NEW DELHI lieutml ln dias ruling Congress party is outlidenl of retaining control of the central government In the ltlorarli Dcsai whom she de feulcd in leadership contest last January is confident that ltlhe tide is moving in his direc on NEW GROWING PLANNED The partys lettlsts disillus toned with Mrs Gandhi put their hopes on party president Kumaraswaml Kamaraj but he is handicapped by not speaking either English or Hindi fluently The main opposition parties at the national level are the split into two an tagonistic groups the tree cu terprlse Swatanua party the Hindu Jan Sangh andthe So ciaitsta new factor on tho lndian political scene has been the for mation of state groups by dis sident Congress party men who announced plans to form na tional Jana or Peoples Con gress after the election While it Is not expected that they will scare sensational sues ceases their intervention may attract votes that would other wise go no Oogrefi mndidafen The Congress nnrty also faces the act that 1966 was econom Ically one of lndias worst years with extreme food short ages and crop failures Unrest has erupted over large areas at the country and the op Dalton mp To list Party To Change Control Funds lower amount Low Regular Prica Pnntl Skirts r£50 Plain dream suit 185 Ihere are about 1300 Jenaa til Canada oau =loday¥ New DriveIn Location 34 MARY 57 FREE irat up aasttvsnv 723735423 position parties have been ex ploiting Is has no funds except by grace and favor litr Camp said for Paul epanicr presi dent ot the Quebec Conservas tive Association Mr Camp will ask the 140 member national atecutive in the spring to approve changes in the party constitution to ac complish the change of author ity He said report ot spatial constitution committee set up at the partys national conven tion in November will be pre sented to the executive at its next meeting The revisions will include committee recommendation oh the distribution of lands and pe riodtc reassessment of the party leadership Wedont agree with the priorities in the budget Mr Camp said adding that the party youth movement is on da cred ationai association thinks is unfortunate that this area is being Written down by national otiicc Party funds at present are controlled try the partys na tional director Jamcsdohason He was appointed last spring by party leader John Dieienhaker 1alnd is Idirectiyaccountable to FLASH ssavrca No sxrkn cannon Tuesday at private luncheonv DISTRICT WEATHER The skies urn averted to clear tonight tor very shcrt period Variable cloudiness on Thursday and more snow t1 expected by Irtc afternoon to marrow With all this snow akl fans should be delighted Winds will be light and terripcratures are not expected to change great deal ihc recorded low last aim at the Examiner Ot lica was 20 dinner The tern perattrc at 815 am was 22 de green MONK CF Forecasts issued at 53 arn lynopgilz Clear sides will unread through the lower Great Lakes today as hightr pressure moves Into Ontario Another disturbance over Western Can ada will lollow hard on the heels of this temporary clearing waist tom petites and tails QEach coat fuliylinad snow vnll reach the White Ritnr region tonight and cover all of Northern Ontario Thursday tion om aouthcrn re glons is expected to be light llhtnsday coniincd mainly to local iurrics oil Lake Erie and Lake Ontario Lake St Clair western Lake Erie western Lake Ontario Windsor Toronto Hamil ton Clearlng today Thursday clouding over In the morning with occasional snonflurrlcs hy alternoon Not much drange in temperature Winds light be coming aoutherly no Thursday Lake litann soulhem Geor gian Bay Haiiburtna Killaloe London Variable cloudiness with snonflurrlas clearing to night Thursday clouding over In the morning with occasional iiurrics by atlernoon Nut much change In temperature Winds ONE REG 4998 TO 5998 SPECIAL REG 5998 TO 7998 SPECIAL THREE REG 6998 T0 3993 SPECIAL and interlr Sizes from Misses and Womans Juniorsll1altsizas curV plus chhmois to the fMore Snow Forecast Today And Thursday tight tonIgbt south so Thumday Eastern Lake Erie Niagara eastern Lake Ontario nortth Georgian Bay North Bay Sud bury Variable cloudiness with few scattered snowflurrira and dearing tonight Thursday clouding over in the morning with snowflurrles and local snowsqunlls developing In the afternoon Notrtuch flange in temperature inds be coating south to Ihtrrsday White River Algcma Sault Ste Marie hiainly clear and cold today Thursday cloudy with snow and milder Winds light bccnndng easterly 20 Thursday Cochrane Timagaml western James Bay Mainly clear and little colder cloudy with snow beginning In today Thursday bee 11m Bantu EXAMINER nsnsmar rumor gumdnwhnlgf acid little milder teaming caster 15 to 20 Thinsea Forecast temperature Low tonight high Thursday Windsx an St Thomas 30 London to Kitdrener an hlounl For 28 Wingham 23 Hamilton 30 St Calhari 30 Toronto so Peterborough 18 Kingston Trenton Killaioc 25 hiusroka North Bay 22 22 Earlton Sault Ste Marie 15 Kapuskaslng 15 White River ttoosonce lo 15 CONGRESSRMN DIES WASHINGTON AP ltcolt rcsentatlve John Fogarty $3 Dem Rli collapsed and died in his attics today short time before he was to have sworn In for his 14th tan yenr congressional term WORLD BRIEFS RCMP GETS NOD UilAWA CPiThc RCMP has started to assign ciliccrs to handle ssrlcs at royal visits lo the Canadian worlds air at Montreal in list oi 11 trans fer announced Monday two olficers were assigned to Expo and Its royal vsltora Includ ing Queen Elizabeth VANDAK PAINT STATUES liOttitiEAL Ci Vaidnis splashed bright orange paint an statues o1 sir John Maiden aid Sir Wilfrid Laurler Georges Etienne Cartier and Queen Victoria in downtown Montreal during the weekend 111 some color of mint was used to dnuh the slogan 100 ans dinlustlcc100 years of injusticeon tan walls near by buildings GNEEK QUEEN BETTER ATHENS AP Queen Mother Frederikaof Greece In motoring quickly from slight cm or pneumonia medical bulletin from the Royal Palace said hionday The tnyeabold mother at King Constantine has responded well to treatment with antibiotics the bulletin said ct

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