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wvmagyoq Persons Killed In Weekend Mishapsv TIME our FOR worsour Prime Minister Trudeau takes time out Irom carn palgntng at Oshawa Saturday to limhcr up his muscles in gymnasium of health club He allowed his workout with steam bath The prime minister made api pcarances at Kingston Brock ville and Oshawa in Ontario Saturday CP Wirepirotol aymmanwiraase At least 59 personsycro killed in weekend accidents moss Canada 02 in indie survey by The Canadian Press iron pm Friday to midnight Sunday lanai times also showed two deaths by lldrowning and live in other accl entr Quebec bad the worst toll with at dead is in treliic and two divvrnlnga Five died in one twocar collision Ontario had is dead 10 in tratiio including two separate collisions that claimed six llves Ono boy died alter being struck by chain saw and man when be was hit by train British Columbia reported eight dead Ill in traiiic One 130 youth died when he walked into plane propeller and anoth or person was killed in all New Brunswick recorded six dead and hhnlloba and Alberta live deaths each all in traiilcu Nova Smtla had one highway death and Saskatchewan one death when man died in tall Newfoundland and Prince Ed ward Island were iatailtyirec during the weekend Known slayings land rulcides natural deaths and industrial accidents are not included in the survey Most Polls See Liberal Win By ran CANADIAN mass Newmapcr polls published on the lost weekend betore Tues riays federal election iorecast reelection oi the Liberal gov ernment with clear majorityr 1110 Montreal Gorctte To ronto Globe and Mail and Lon don Freo Press said in polls published Saturday tilt the Lib erals will win more than 150 oi the 264 seats at italic Editorial iy The Gazette supports Opposi tion Leader Stanfield The Globe and Mail Prime NEntsicr Tru deau The Free Press has not maritted itself Southan News Service placed the Literal total at 141 after survey by its staff writers but said as many as 20 other mar ginal seats can go Liberal ii the final weeks outpouring of Trudeainnania means sweep is really in the makini The toreuisis Montreal GazetteLiberal 152 Progresive Conservative 00 New Democratic Party 21 Creditlste Social Credit In dependent The independent is Lucien Iamotneux Speaker ln the last House who is running in StormontDundos opposed only by NDP The Gazettes calculation was based on provincial and region al surveys made for the news paper during the campaign Toronto Globe and MallLib oral 152 Progressive Conserva tive tit ND 22 Oredillste So LEADERS By ran CANADIAN PRESS Monday Trudeau In Rentrew Ont Maniwakl Que Mont real Dnunmondviile and St Hyacinthe Que Stanfield in london Straiiord Ajax Oshawa Port Hope Peterborough Lindsay and Belleviile Ont Douglas In Vancouver Cannette In Val dOr Que Deadline Post For TV Plugs fill 25 it oasng saysp mnpo cal broadcasts had to end at mldliight Sunday night hours before the start of voting dayv Tuesday The Canada Elections Art says the deadline was midnight Saturday night The BBC carried no election ads Sunday but some appeared on the CW television network and other private radio and television stations the Canadian RadioTelevi sion Commission the new broadcast regulatory agency advised all stations by circular letter earlier in the campaign that they could carry political appeals until midnight Sunday night June 23 The ORTCa position Is that the now broadoasting statute passed by Parliament this year supersedes the Elections Acton the question at broadcast res trictions Formally Open New Power Plant WWWN CF The smmnoo Mnclaquae hydro electric power development on New Brunswicks SL John River was formallyopened 14 miles above here Saturday by Pre mier Louis Fohldtaud The opening oi the three corn plated units generating 133000 horsepower iotlowedmoro than three years of construction Tlhree addiilmial units are to be installed and operating by me The torohay erotendtngtalmost 60 miles upriver has sintaco area in atoms or film acres clal Crodit Independent 11 The Globe and Mail prediction was based on reports irom cor mudenis across the country London Free PressLiberal 151 Irogrcssive Conservettvo 88 ND 17 others William Cr Heine editor of The Free Press who made what he described as the 1cditors election predic tion selected 151 as the Liber al total but said it could swing between 145 and 155 Southnm News Service Ub cral 141 Progressive Comma live 83 NDP Credittne 12 Social Credit Independrnt Standing at dissolution was angelica PC or nor Credltistc Social Credit In dependent Vacant There were 265 seats in the last House Peter Regenstreli in the To ronto Star also forecast Liber al victory but said the voters are so volatile and the impact savanna THREE vsansirco TOTSARMFUNCTIONSAGAIN COMMERCE CITY Colo AP Tiny Tina Gracia proudly reached out with her left arm and cnlolded the flui iy white dog Kimo bites too she said but hold on It was liveyear olds way of living medical miracle WMorcthsrr threeyeareago Tinas leit arm was found lying on railroad track in the aftermath oi collision between train and her moth era car It took team ol surgeons more than five hours to replace it She still has it Tinaher iormal name is Grailsstill does not have full use of the restored limb it is smaller than her right arm and she often cradles it to her side But she uses it actively Tina still returns to the tint PERRIE More than 1100 buildings were removed from the lorebay area nrniomo verslly of Colorado medical centre in Denver for therapy three times week Her moth er lda May Gracia said the arm is getting stronger but still is weaker than her right On April 10 1005 Tina and her grandmother Mrs Ursula Flores were thrown lrom the car drfien by Mrs Gracia when it and the train collided Mrs Flores was injured bu recovered police officer iound the arm severed below the shoul der and sent it with the 21 monthold Tina to the hospi tal Surgeons said she was the youngest child known to have undergone such an operation There were several other operations ior slrin trans plants and mireiolnnewcs rnmua nrrirorn nN smcos NbRTH 7268136 oi the party leaders in some areas is so uncertain that ihe number at seats each party is likely to win tails within wide range He gave the range as and 145 seats tor the liberals 7s aixiiltllorthelilsmandflior NDP emit and perhaps 12 for the Orcdltistes lie forecast seat or two tor Social hedit and reelection oi Mr Lamon reux The only Nil predicti PC victory was constructed the partys own sampling corrnaany Public Opinion Publishers Ltd The poll anninrnced June 13 said the Conservatives would win 130 seats liberals 04 N1311 22 Creditlstas Social Credit and independent Seaway Strilre Hits Chicago Companies Hard EICAGO tAPifiCblcagir llrms have lmt irorn $12000000 to $10000000 in charges for han tiling overseas cargo as result at strike by St Lawrence Sea way lock operators port oili clal said Saturday Jack Manley Chicago port at rector said 750000 tons of gen eral overseas cargo has heed di verted from Chicago to east coast ports in the last three weeks in anticipation of the strike Diversion will continue he said until settlement is as The party that works tor 150 The monwlrio will Work for YOU RINIOUL Tba Ontario dead FRIDAY John Boradrcatlnol Sud bury when lit car was in beacon collian with another at atdbury Stanley Minllla Oi oi Barry Bay when hit by freight train at level crossing one mile west of Barry Bay 40 miles northwest oi Peniseke David Randall French Raymond George Smith 17 and Kenneth Eugene Murphy is all it Orodry Ont in twocar cash on county road near Elem 30 miles southeast oi Won SATURDAY Gary Cramp 12 or Meaiird when struck by drain saw op erated by his lather at their arm about 20 miles east of Owen Sound Brian Nichols Thomas oi Grimsbl Out In twocar collL sion on the Queen Elizabeth Way near Port credit about 10 miles west oi Toronto Ethel Gates a7 oi Hamiltod when car driven by her hus aim or pass MUNICH AP Airport ac tlvitles were halted tor ball an ill £oha°imi an un uh bomb that had been dropped Adurinx gleM World Vlar pproa ones were circling overhead until ill bomb was dciused decontamination er in Narration SUNDAY RetaYahweh ii Mir irew 0nt when truck car as she stopped oil bus on the outskirts or Realm abort 50 miles west olOttawa Nina Paulie 11v oi Toronto John lemon 59 and hiawiie Nellie 55 oi Marat Royal Que in threecar sash ontthe Queen lirabeth Way near Oakviile about 25 milnl west of Toronto Lutheran Church ToDiscuss Plight Ol Hippie Movement roar ona the More PM dtlal the loam unret in the cities Expert mention inlemrlty persist once daring to venture even to lose nil be rcouhai Beaumthanbdoregt The next few yearn will he says Time Readers Digest Contribute To VICIORIA CF NDP lead er Douglas said Sinday he helicch publishers at Time and Readers Digest magazines are among contributors to Liberal campaign innit At news conimnce here Sunday and in Prince George speech Saturday night Mr Douglas made bk toughest statements oi the electionoam palgn about what he cailsd deals betwécn privileged il nancial interests and the Liter al and Conservative parties He said bore he does not have prooi oi the contributionsuofly the NDP opens its iinandai books to public view he said But he added would be nslvo not to bdieve that oll Liberal Party ridding and insurance compa nicr and banks and stockbrok era makemaior pledges to the two parties lie said at News conierence be includes Time and Readers Digest because oi axonnotions they enioy against taxes on ad vertising levied on American publications entering Canada to Prince George nir Douglas told 700 persons in high school auditorium that neither the Lib erala nor the Conservatives have endorsed the Carter report on taxation because it would apply lair taxes to 55000000000 in virtually untouched income now enloyed by banks specula tors oil companies and insur ance corrrpanies The board whldr two year ago shined Ia undtasir Ii mburban 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