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NevisAnguilla and St Square PREPARING TO LEAVE VIETNAM VILLAGE little Vietnamese boy car rlcs his pet dog and small sack or provisions as he pre pares to leave his home vil logo of Ben Soc on the rings at the lmn Triangle some 15 miles northwest ot Saigon Up to 10000 Vietnamese are to be moved art of villages like ilen Suc population about 3800 in the iron Triangle long Viet Cong stronghold Then the vil lages will be dutroycd The residents will be resettled in reiugee village Weekend Accident Toll Reaches 37 By THE CANADIAN PRESS At least 37 persons died in accidents across Canada during the weekend including live from carbon monoxide poisoning Canarlian Press survey from pm Friday to midnight Sun day local times also showed 20 persons killed in traliic ac cidents seven in tires and live In other mishaps Ontario reported in road deaths Ich tire fatalities and three from carbon monoxide One man was crushed when his car rolled against his garage and boy was strangled when coilrspring exerciser became tangled at his throat There were four road deaths in Quebec and two persons killed in tolls TWO GASSED Two persons died in New foundland at carbon monoxide poisoning when their car he came stuck Two persons were killcd in traiiic mishaps in British Col umbia and one each in Nova Scolia and New Brunswick Alberta and Manitoba each reported one killed in rattle and one in tire and Saskot chowan boy was killed when his ioboggan crashed into car Prince Edward Island rc portcd no accidental fatalities The survey does not include natural or industrial deaths known suicides or slayings The Ontario dead SUNDAY Robert Reid 18 Torontoin twocar collision in Toronto Frederick Kirk it Elliot Lake when his car collided with truck near Blind Itiver co miles east at Sault Ste Marie Wayne ltown til his sister Joanne and brother Edwin in tire that destroyed their home near Huntsville in miles north of Oriiiia Frank Koegl 20 Oakvi twocar crash at Oakviilc Leo Arsenault 41 when struck by car while walking along in West Indies Territories To Become States With Britain LONDON tAPlThe West in minica and Lucia March dies territories of Antigua Do minicn Gren St Kilts Lucia will become states in associa tion with Britain the next seven weeks Commonwealth announce ment Sunday said that new con stitutional arrangements which will bring this about are sub ject to parliamentary authority and the approval of statutory instruments This timetable was set For Antigua and St Kitts NevisAnguilla Feb 27 or Do for Grenada March with the introduction oi the new constitutions the islands will be known as the West In dies Associated States Under the new constitutional arrangements Britains powers and responsibilities will he lim ited to defence and foreign af fairs The territories will be given sellgovernment including the right to end the association and to assume their independence without further reference to the British Parliament Demonstrators backing the Alan Slnith regime in rebel Rhodesia listen to Conserve the Duncan Sandys and other supporters Saturday during ruliytin Londons Trafalgar Trouble broke out when banner waving young BACK artist aaoorsrn No 10 Socialists and Liberals moved into the square Police clashed with the demonstrators who surged down Whitehall and in to Downing Street where Prime Minister Harold Wilson hashis official rcsidcnco at AP Wircphoto by cable from London the highway near Arthur 25 miles north oi Kitchener David Strongman when overcome by carbon monoxide in the garage of his parents west Toronto home Mrs Esther Toneli 4ft and Samuel Miccailcl 47 b0th of Toronto when their cars collid ed on Highway too north of Toronto SATURDAY Robcrt Edwin Grccr Ill of Bolton and his tivcycarold son Michael in cartrain crash near lloilon 25 miles north oi Toronto Mrs Earl lighe 50 Warsaw in twocar crash near War saw 10 miles northeast oi Pet crborough William Gamble Echo tiny and Gal Campbell 18 Bruce Mines when overcome bycarbon monoxldé in parked car near Sault Ste Mn rte Douglas Milliken is stran gied when coilspring exer ciser become tangled at his throat at his cast Toronto home Leonard Davies 71 when crushed by his car which roiled against the garage at his Tor onto home Liilian Seerri 18 Bsilevillc when thrown from car in which she was riding ncar Fox boro five miles north oi Belle ville Mrs Archibaldilenaliick 70 when overcome by smoke in fire that swept through her Oakvlile home ilichard Monaghan 41 in fire thatdostroycd his home in Wooicr is miles northwest of Beiievilie ORDERS INVESTIGATION OTTAWA CPlThe board ol transport commissioners will open an investigation into the Dorian Que railway crossing tragedy as soon as possible Transport Minister Pickersgill told the Commons Friday GF ManagementLbnitcd through its group of Mutual Funds provides various types of investment plans that are tailored to your particular needs or objectives MONTHLY SAVING PLANS CURRENI INCOME ooaowrn IN OTTAWA Guild Rejects TB DAME EXAMINER l0DAY JANUARY it 156 Paper Offer OTTAWA CPIA strike at The Ottawa Citizen will begin within three or tour days as result at decision by the Ottawa Newspaper Guild to re kct the newspapers latest wage offer guild negotiator Bob Rupert said Sunday He said guild members voted to lor rejection at meeting in the mateau Laurier liotel previous vote had approved strike action il an acceptable otter was not received Publtsher it Southam said he was terribly disappointed with the guild decision it was great mistake Mr Southam said will do my best to continue publish inE SET DATE SOON Mr Rupert said only an addi tional otter by management would prevent walkout The date would be set shortly by the bargaining committee The union bargains for about its employees in the news cir culation business and mainte nance departments oi the news paper which has circulation of about 31000 daily The Citilens otter was based on now contracts reached in December with pressmen ster eotypers mailers and compos tog room employees amounting to an increase of $950 week over Ito months in three equal stages 5650 every in months beginning last July The paper also agreed to step up certain classifications re quested by the guild This would bring the increase tor senior reporter over the no month period to $2350 and bring the senior reporters weekly rate to Slum by March woo Tho guild asked ior $2350 week over 30 months tor senior reporters with varying amounts for other classifications Starting minimum lor report ers now is $7650 week rising to $12060 at the tireyear sen ior level Africa Seeks Market Status BRUSSELS tAPtBritain Is not the only country anxious to join the Common Market dozen in Europe and Africa want to get inside the market where they can sell their goods under favored conditions and share in Western Europes pros perity Prime Minister Wilson started this week on tour of West European capitals to put his case ior llritlon lie will talk to leaders from the six countries which founded the organiza tionFrance West Germany ltaiy Belgium lioliand and Luxembourg if and when he can get Charles do Goullc to withdraw his vetoa big if and long whenthe way would be open for Britain and other members from the European Free Trade Association These seven coun tries have already abolished alt tarlfis on the industrial goods they sell one another Most oi them would he more than happy to do the same or the Common Market to get behind its taritl wail against the rest of the world and adopt the other measures it has found tor integrating the economies of member countries The most important of these is common term policy with agreed prices for virtually all farm products Denmark Norway and Ire land would join as soon as they could The US government would like to see Britain and its friends get full membership as soon as possible Though it might harm American trade American oiliciols think that would he more than balanced by the now omers influence in making the ommon Market an Atlantic minded organization This is one reason de Gflulle is expected to stick to his veto There is another kind of link called associated membership thCh tilt United States likes much less Associate members get advantages treat the Com mon Market but have little voice in running it They cannot in fluence it in any way the United States wotdd like to see but they do discriminate against American trade Two types of countries seek associate membership Neutrals which cannot altord to nntag unite the Soviet Union by be coming ftdl members and less developed countries which the present membership does not eonsider capable of pulling their own weight Your Man From agf To provide the resid ents this area with sound personal linnn cial planning service QUENTIN FAYETTE Divisional Manager is pleased to announce the nppointmentof HAROLD EMERSON as District Mgr of our Company in this area OF CAPITAL TAX SAVINGS EDUCAIION REIIREMENT For complete details without obligation call or write HAROLD EMERSON Try AGF MANAGEMENT LIMITED ll Owen St Barrie Ont Phone 72815 Bust Phone 72min Reel Managers and Distributors of American Growth Fund ltd Growth Equity Fund Ltd European Grotht Fund Ltd Canadian Trusteed income hind Sweden Switzerland Finland and Austria would like to tie into the Common Market as closely as their neutral status will permit That probably means modutc membership lor all at them eventually Greece and Turkey already have the status of associates with the hope that some day they will be admitted to tail membership Spain is trying hard to get it Thus neart all Western Europe is either in the Common Market or knockingat the door with various degrees or insis lcnec 0a the other side at the Med Itorrancan Israel is trying to transform its limited agreement with the Common Market into associated membership Algeria still enioys some of the advantages oi membership because it was lormcriy con sidered part at France Under the treaty setting up the Com mon Market associate member ship was to bc olfered to Morocco and Tunisia as well Negotiations may be resumed this yeari Say SKOL and Quench your thirst Its a7 refreshing weather prevailed over most at Canada today The Prairies peratures but both coasts had mild readings Figures on the DISTRICT WEATHER snow Much Colder CLEAR SKIES and cool had seasonany Subzero tem map indicate forecast high temperatures lCP Virephoto IS Area Forecast The weatherman is not being very generous tor our area to day Thc forecast is for blizzard condition to cover Southern 0n tario and the temperatures are expected to take drop The recorded low at the Examiner Oilice last night was degrees The temperature at 755 was in degrees TORONTO CF Forecasts at 510 nan Synopsis Prairie blirzard bringing below zero tempera turesand easterly winds ot 30 to 50 miles an hour combined with snow and blowing snow will spread snow rapidly across the upper lakes today lighter fail ot snow will occur late today tonight and early ntos day in southern Ontario Cold weather will stimulate the entire pr vlnc hchtnd this storm Lake St Clair southern Lake Huron western Lake Erie Windsor London Cloudy with snow late today and tonight few snowflurries early Tuesday clearing and turning cold in the attornoon Southwest winds 25 today becoming northerly Tues day Niagara Lake Ontario itali burton Kiilaloe Toronto llam iiton Sunny clouding over to night Snow tonight and early with the new International Beer now brewed to the same exacting standards all round the world and already top seller in 31 countries Say SKQL and discover the satisfying flavour sparkling lightnessand true Tuesday allowed by clearing and turning cold late Tuesday Forecast temperature Low nTtmlghI highnltles Southwest winds 25 today be Windsor coming northerly niesday ntter 5L Thom 22 um London 20 Northern Lake Huron south Kitchener 20 em Georgian Bay Variable Mount Fore in cloudiness with snouilurries to ltumtiton 20 day Snow tonight and early St Catharines 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