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Barrie Examiner, 10 Dec 1968, p. 5

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bandiui or people line no at an Air Canada ticket count er at Montreal International TORONTO Back fcnriicr Conservative support in ogistature Monday raised the quation of whether the government plans to extend Ontario Hospital Services Dom mission benefits to chronic has pitais and nursing homes for persons who no longer require Sontinulng activetreatment care The question came up twice in the day once in the throne speech debate from Conserva tive who is doctor and then in debate on New Democratic Party private members resolu tion The government said in the drrone speech that the legisla Moscow CPI rue Royal dny that it is finding much warmer reception in the sunny south thanit did in chilly Lenin grad during current tour of die Soviet Union The Canadian embassy in Moscow said it has received report from one oi the Cana fCalls For Change EIn lood Pricing TORONTO CF The retir Hng president of the Ont and Processors Association said Monday the provincial igovernment and Ontario imit growers Avrntvally will kill the industry unless they change their pricing policies Hepburn iood process ing executive irom Pinion told ithe associations 35th annual oonvention that Ontario iruit is pncing itself out ofinterprovin Dal as well as world markets He urged the Ontario govern ment and fruit growers to end poiicy of price tilting mat will allow the subsifieut and inelfi rient grower to exist and ultiA mately cause the loss oi the in dustry as whole Mr Hepburn said the industry in Ontario is also threatened by Asuhsidized exports from other countrics federal subsidies to the Maritime Provinces and wage and work restrictions throught on by federal and prov incial governments IThe federal government was viorcing Ontario inrit producers Itopay unrealistically high wages compared to the other provrncesi Raising the mini mum wage to $130 an hour narting Jan would increase labor costs even more BLIGHTY BINGO EMBASSY HALL 356 BLAKE ST THURSDAY Tim Sponsored by Barrie Minor Hockey Assoc liiunlpcgEallet reported Mon Od LINE UP FOR Airport Monday work Jo rule slowdown by Air Canada passengervagenta switchboard Discuss OHS Benefits For Chronic Hospitals ture in this session will consider health protection act embod ying the most modern concepts in public health legislation Dr Richard Potter PC Quinte demanded that the gov ernment seek more efticient and economical ways oi treating our sick and injured and raid OHSC benefits ior convalescent and nursing homes are one way do this Members from all parties in the house later joined in support at motion that this be done moved by Norman Davison tNDPHamilton Centre Conservatives who supported the resolution included Ada Winnipeg Ballet fiIn Warmer Clime dings in thLBlacLSnarCentre oi ess where the company is performing at the majestic old Otters House After polite but unenlhusias tic reception during its pre miere Dec and subsequent performances in Leningrad the Royal Winnipeg Ballet was find ing Odessa audiences quicker to applaud andmore appreciative of the comparatively oilbent productions The company has alsn been given significant boost in Mos cow prior to its opening here Friday Retired Soviet prima balle rina Natalya Dudinskaya in lengthy article to the Commu nist party newspaper Pravda describes the troupe as inter esting and talented and praises artistic director Arnold Spohr lt a4 ammo TICKETS cape of the gases beioreJhe In Switzerland home in this Swiss city early today musical director Carlos Rausch and all the leadingldancers THEYRE cicrrPsciiosi Whattheywant THEYTAKE Whatihey dont THEY TAKE Vi LAST TIME TODAY Assignment plus What Happened at Camp Grands Mid 10M STERN ARLENE MARTEL liiititihtiitiltihitIlliititttthllhtlltitttttttltivllhiltittllinmrnun momhvfifihwmhififiKESSHIIEWMSMWHIMMMmu magnummm operatora and ground hostesl see produced slight delays in low light scheduler Pritchard Hamilton West and Alex Carruthers Durhami in other busines Monday Morton NDPio ronto High Park accused inter national Nickel Co Ltd of per mitting to times the recom mended safe level at sulphur dioxide concentration in its Opp per Cliff smelter VISITS SMELTEB Dr Shulman said university student Mark Starowttz visited the Inca smell2r surreptitiously at night on Aug 29 to investi gate workers claims at poison ous levels at mlphur dioxide iumes He round gas concentrations of more than mo parts pa mil lion of air near blast furnace here men were working Dr Shuiman said The student was taken on tour of the plant by Inca oili cials the next day and found air In the same place was clean in quiries had shown that dampers had been opened to allow the es touring partys arrival Dr Shulman said Dr Potter criticized doctors who had been lukewarm to Dr Dymonds request or speeding up education of physi cians There is immediate need for large number oi wellquai iiied general practitioners Philosopher Dies BASEL AP Kari Barth Ki one oi the worlds great reli gious philosophers died at his THY EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 1154414 STARTS WEDNESDAY PM 910 PM mus 510M no nus in is WE moan WAY DECEMBER Johnson Dead lit 85 AW CITY AP Bitth Micron once the isobaru poli overload oi Atlantic th died Monday Johnson lived in relative ohmsh Ly since his rcleole in ms from afoderai prison sentence for to come tax evasion He died in convalescent home when he had been con fined no undergoing anger in July snmrnrs an mourn poor NROMO GP Anewl paper story in September about hardships among in diam living nnvtha edge at Armstrong in northwestern Ontario prompted students oi tho senior opportunity class in separate school in suburban flokrvillo to do something to in three months they earned about not selling hot dogs and hot chocolate to lello students So oil to Armstrong this week goes cook stoveear marked lor the John Gowsh familya halfdozen trying pans woollen blankets and an assortment oi cooking pots The giits will be distributed by the Armstrong lndian As sociation at Christmas party nonmany officials said Wimphotol Singing Convict Back In Iail And the 18 members at After Escape Brownie pack at Cooksviile 011sth cpl man who decided not to exchange gifts escaped Sunday attci church among themselves Instead service here in which prison each chose for to he drstntr ers took part is back in custody Ed in It Chlidlifl at SolicitorvGeneral George Mc Armstrong about 110 nules mam said Monday north or the bakehead The lost has been found Mr hiclllaith told Heath Mac Quarrie lPCHillsboroughl in the Commons lhelitoyearold prisonfir no Farm Fertilizer 16 iiimimnyTmthafrhE Cheaper In US ston and 12 from the Leclcrc CHANBil Ont OP prison at Montreal whn sang with is Mounties in service at group at about to southwestern Ontario farmers arrived home Christ Church Cathedral The man quietLv ducked out Monday night aiter travelling to door during basementerccep Maumae to prove they tion later at the Anglican cathe can get lerti er cheaper In the dral United States than in Canada spokesman in the solicitor Eight members oi the group generals department identified bought 2100 tons of iertilrzer tor the prisoner arrested in Mont 30650 paying another $4215 real as Greenfield na in duty charges at the Canadian Live of Verdun Que border New Years Eve Ball TEEWSWEIIL Borne Ken Gunter arid his orchestra KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKENBUFFET Balloons tavors etc Fer Couple For reservations call 72659 Tickets available at Jacksons Grill Embassy Hal Mcrioobibvvnmrr PREENtSAN armr cream woman DORIS DAY ROBERT MORSE TERRYTHOMASPATRICKONEAL mum lolaAibrightSteveAllen IimDackusDenBluey ruonr 7234631 md Lflmr Friday aramnus Complete Shows Don Plait rttrnrnr Sammy continuous 46 Ditttlili ST Kflhfflf LAST TIMES room FOR THE FIRSTTIME 0N THE SCREEN ilte complete birth of chilly the intimate story ota young girl MAMERICANtttltRNtmttALmEAn Helga murteAomnm GOLOR mmmmm mum wrnnnwnrnnm sovrr rmrmmurnr Pyrcreotiee percslnd Door chimes Glidden Paint and SI Duniop Tabie lamp is pole llmps fiasco Heaters 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