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put together report reflecting widespread concerns with waste in Canada without firsthand knowledge of abuse of unem gloymenit insurance or 01 gold ricking in the public service And system that pays fam ily allowances to wealthy lumi lies and spends money lavishly on serumlanguage training ENSIIII are eliminated from the game And oday large part of the public finds failure more interesting than success lhe most popular news story of re cent year was the Watergate scandal and the collapse of the Nixon administration in Wash teroaliva likstyles and so on The revolution of rising ex ootatious hos been satisfied the extent that title public is ever likely to be satisfied But the economic progress that was supposed to pay for ill has turned out to be any in Olfl ways of doing things lilv elylllzuu lriim llvlllffllllhlllg lo water pollution has been toler atedeven when clearly lIIIB to the pubIOCaslmply becaue thats the way things have al ways been done Ihe mlitical naivele of on taxation and the subsequent whit paper on tux reform The reforms proposed Would have simplilie early Uln atla Ii structure but they were bitterly opposed by busi ness land ultimately vitiulluwn hv governmenti largely liGcnUe 239 blga5m didnt succeed in business by in government spending and that is soon to be forgotten ington thing but automatic Somebody businer can be monumental gr being dumb made it public through disuse ilt 0110 that row Slmilarlv this is an am has to pay for social affluence torpnrulions are told to show they were innovative and there Naturally lihe chamber lrn Thcy and business leaders One reply from Yarmouth its an open public discussion that reiects great leaders and so the bill is going to 10 souial responsibility but are loe strange mediater began to get generally have been astute N5 asked th nhe number of But not apparently in Can flPlll Ford sits in lllffaifilnll to days Eleven inflation tallies criticized when they respond to The list of grievances and lumips firom all aides It was hardheaded an innovative fisheries officials there had ada when the public dismisqon Franklin Rousevell llamld Wil trom llheml and tomorrows politicians demands llor cam faults on both ides could go mung dmk perfed 1913 Why then does business al risen to five from one while the involves the business clector son to Winston Churchill and so iiluldren paign contributions Even When on and on IMP 19kdmv mm ways lose when it tdkes pub number of active fishermen was As Spokesman for Prime on Mon Canadas political par CHANGING TIMES politicians attribute wildly ex In the end it seems to come busmem in Canada lic position Why doesnt its ex declining Minister Pierre lriideaiu said ties have trouble getting accept Business to considerable aggravated profit figures to them down to simple failure on the Valid criticisms can indeed be pertise slhine through in its pub Generally the replies from last week Nobody but the able leadersSo its little won extent has contributed In its as the socialism did in the 197 port of Iiusllless to tell its ide the corpo of the story made of family allowances and lie pronouncements Why in all across Canada indicated chamber could Sellotlfily expect der the general public is unim nvm publicopinion Iailure in federal eleonlom TORONTO to AMSTERDAM return via HIMIII PICK YOUR PICK ONE OF THESE RETURNS LAST DEPARTURE WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK BOOKING DATE ThuMay6 May21 May28 Jun4 Jun18 TueApr6 Thu May13 May 28 Jun4 Jun11 Jun 25 TueApr13 Thu May 20 Jun Jun 11 Jun 18 Jul Tue Apr 20 Thu May 27 Jun 11 Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul Tue Apr 27 Thu Jun Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul2 Jul 16 Mon Apr19 Thu Jun 10 Jun 25 Jul Jul9 Jul 23 Mon Apr26 Thu Jun 17 Ju2 Jul Jul 16 Jul 30 Mon May Thu Jun 24 SOLD Jul 16 Jul 23 Aug Mon May 10 Thu Jul Jul 16 Jul 23 Jul 30 Aug 13 Sat May1 Thu Jul Jul 23 Jul 30 Aug Aug 20 Sat May Thu Jul 15 Jul 30 Aug Aug 13 Aug 27 Sat May 15 Thu Jul 22 Aug Aug 13 Aug 20 Sep Sat May 22 Thu Jul 29 Aug 13 Aug 20 Aug 27 Sep 10 Sat May 29 Thu Aug Aug 20 Aug 27 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of your fare is due 60 days betdre departure CANCELLATION it you have to cancel your flight booking priorfo depadure you forfeit your $50 deposu The balance of fare will be refunded by lnlervac Ask about lntarvacs Charter Fare Protection Insurance available at $6 per passenger Tickets cannot be resold or exchanged for other flights Infants under carried free of charge Advanced Booking Charter flights governed and approved by the Canadian Transport Commissmn NOT lNCLUDED $8 Canadian Transportation Tax payable with balance of fare All flights are between T0ronto lnternational and Gatwick tLondon Prestwlck Manchester Schiphol Amsterdam or Frankfurt Main Airports depending on destination These flights are available as of January 19 1976 Some availabilities may be tilled subsequent to printing Hafiz700 fillE ir It