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GETTING READY FOR BIG MUSIC RECITAL Gettin reu1y for the all boys music recital next Sun day Jamie ltan of Bellcvue Crescent has attentive watch ers and listeners in Donald Shaking Off numbness Clark takes over reins Illlf ICI Joe Clark moved in as Progressive Con eervathe leader Monday shak in off the numbnes he said he felt Sundays shinning loaderslilp win to lace his new responsibility he sat down at Robert Stanfields fornc desk in the ornate office of the official Op position leader the 36yearoid MP for Rocky Mountain said he planned to do his best to emtr late his predecesmr He added quickly howeter that he had no visit to fall heir to tho bad ltl that cost Mr Stanfield the last three general elections Throughout the day he talked iith many of Inc 10 candidates he beat in Sundays vote and nilh other MP regardin caucus responsibilities and nlans tor the Inn march to the nerd cheral eluton expected in HITS We nze vill into Day of BARRIE T0 TORONTO$ 330 MIDLAND ORILLIA Hunter of Birchwood Drive and Elizabeth Black presid ent of the Barrie branch of the Ontario Registered luilt lcachers Association More the next election campaign he aid as he settled in Meanwhile Sundays 10 either returned to work they had abandoned during the lead ership campaign or disappeared to nurse their wounds Of those who surfaced run nerup Claude Wagner was given the headieltt reception Prime Minister Trudeau and MP5 from all perties came otcr to snake his hand and chat shortly before tne Commons re sumed And when he stood in Clarks place to ask the leadoff Commons questicn he nus firm long warm thumnin round of applause lr Clark who defeated 11 Wagner by I13 votes said he iould return to the Commons ttvdnesday Though the Wagner loss has not regarded slilll Io lrei1l1Canaditn C0llliililC it did aUSe some blllcllICJS in the partys Quebec ranks as 225 145 llinn lu iiin ll Iwilorrii tin ti 2120 Illl in rove larl lloiin lw ivr lion ol iron eels lIImIIIr IIItilt Inlft il one of tour ton Ii ll lrinli Iiclit II lai 1iz llh ll Vtuwi livwis lrl told rm It lilt next chm IIIIlt III iv vl mei tile ILi will téllcie onscrl of upporl Stindd illile Iltl llini lnrh Iii ilill ti nor party llzllltlélls inii leader tzI he ill not Inmix lieutenant bu littllii llll M11 Vii iC lLpt Ill lilt ImitW lol lhree ohcr ll candidates Ili ezt Cominiiiwloizi couicr Soulil nnli Idlilllil IIitltlltIl ltsl lit stl my ltlw li TICKETS AND INFORMATION AT BARRIE BUS TERMINAL Mdlle Imt Mmrm NUT lIIITIIIIIIIN 74 tl ul TWO FINAL FORMAL VOTES REMAIN Time Readers Digest debate over 0llWA tCTl lhe Corn mons completed long and stormy debate on he con lroversinl Time and Readers Digest bill Monday night leav ing only two final formal votes nature the legislation moves on to the Senate MP3 will vote Wednesday afternoon on third rmdinzg and Innervulive amendment lcts the government is consid ered certain to win with its comfortable Commons major ilv Senate approval and royal as sent mud also be granted for 1h oIIIi ln Illn1f Int1 lhc uproar over the hill first introduced last April and de Ofiuwu choir is replaced OlliWt OP The Ottawa hotil society and cantata zine cvs vim were to perform at the IIltlltllL ceremonid of the IIIITII3II flames have been axed lroin the performance and will he replacle by Quebec choir Ilrliltlt nrgnIIirrs admitted Inly lhgil lllIllOll nIiillcnl Iollsidcrhlions had led them to rescind the Invitation to the 0t lvn choir sayin the perlolm ll be IIInplclely thw IHIIIE In IIllIII llII hnll had been imitCIl In the perlormance nl litvilimcu inlh Symphony ll1til played at the opening Ircmonie of each Games lIu HII NORTHERN SALVAGE AND DISPOSAL CO Iron Metal healers IVIIIIli NEW liIIMENT in pcilill as giving our in Illii litil lltC in in llt fIlilzil In tdl Iltlltl Pay iISIlIUI Irites Vl Ill gr 0va IIInus tor urec llIl lino illlit rg cliny Ill to Sill Stlulurnl blttl lupin IZQII Iron lnrn for III lllliith ot Il truths and heavy Iquipmint Ilii av it am ti loIIIri8 pm Nit ELIILI pm lflA Ill IIOI IItltll$ Illtll 7289666 WHEN YOU mavens THERE lS Room FORALL YOUR FRIENDS AND FARES ARE LOW ENOUGH THAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO TAKE THEM PARRY SOUNo 600 suoeunv NIAGARA FALLS KITCHENER FARES SHOWN ARE ONEWAY AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE TRAVEL HALF PRICEITEDDY BEARs FREE 140 785 705 hated sporadicallv but heatedlv since ended when persistent Piogllsive Conservative crit ics relented and agreed Monday to let the proposal come to tilted vote Formal wez nor mal for all controversial meas urcs were dcerrct hf iplly agreement until Wednesday The bill would bar advertisers in foreign owned magazines and on foreignowned border television stations from claim ing loopereent tar deductions for advertising costs Adverti rers using Mullen pIIia tions can deduct all advertising Insts hum JI More prizes more prize money better chances than ever before to wm one Lair different numbers will determuie six Winning tickets OI one publications The ban would affect domes tic editions of Time three for oignontned medical journals and about 20 border television stations logcther they draw about $40 million year in rev enue from Canadian adverti scrs Readers Digest would con tinue to operate unden deal worked with the government to give it status as Canadian magazine To qualify for CanNWT Status magazines must be 75 per eent Canadianowned and per cent different editovidl In content from parent foreign million dollars eachtwo of them in Series two In Series and two In Series More than $29 MIllion total prize money in available tor postntile 10 000 wmneis with an Illl mane to qvtlrlrl prlfl7ii1ll IIIIIIHII II Mintin ml 5300 NW ol H00 000 ti DI Sitillflhl IQ UI SJIIIIUO Tickets available at banks trust companies caisses populaires credit unions and authorized retailers HTIIE BARBIE EXAMINER The government has said will consider as Canadian com lent any material drawn from the meijican or other editions oi llunrlrrs Ilige longI 25 it is edited and condensed in Can ada Conservative MP5 who have Failed to 11 im the deal kept up their attack to the end Monday Gordon Ritchie PCDau phin called the arrangement sweeflltsrnt deal and Allen Ilaeitinnon PCVictoria said the bill contribute to poor rela tion with the United States Arnold Malone PC Battle Buy tickets for yourself Buy GROUP FORM to help you to Available wherever Olympic Lottery tickets are Now more than ever before ev llfihlf tn in mm milInn dnlar Mi mine IllIllIllfII1 you hat Olympic Lottery Canada NUMRI or III It to mmn If lympII Lotet to tr lt1 eLottery OOlympiquo WW NOMIRE DE BI T3 in canada candda Ll BILLhT Moms MONIANI INthis honour OlPossibilItede on aoxuu cOWESTERN cam STATION CANADA LOTTERY SUCCURSALI Ion OH tor usr mt re 34 who TORONTO FOUNDATION PLACE DARMLS rumor Du aunuo ONTARIO Box 444 MONTRLAL mixes OI pm 18 litlllthU II MSW ix WINNIPLQ IQLIfiBEC NUMl no or nlJlllLNLI Ntflal poms ol Ich Iititititlm lI UJ MNAUA Illtlflgllfiqafiwns PHIBS pm I1 Two 000 Ii mum at run do III II 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