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Barrie Examiner, 6 Dec 1976, p. 8

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The BarrieExaminer Monday December 1976 If Presidentelect Jimmy arter beams Friday as he listens to Bert Lance foreground his choice for CARTER LANCE AT CONFERENCE Director of the Office of Management and the Budget at Plains Ga conference Carter also named yms for AP his ciioice sta te Vance as secretary of lhotot Provinces should draw up constitution says Sacred flfl By now soul OTTAWA itPi Provinces should be left alone to frame Canadian constitution Social Hearst fears for life SAN FRANCISVH Ali Two weeks after her release from prison Patricia Hearst remains in the seclusion of her parents fashionable ol Hill apartment fearful of venturing too far outside the guarded do main Family friends say Miss Hearst has left the apartment two or three times but that her enthusiasm for such trips was stifled by phoned bomb threats which ended an outing to the nearby Top of the Mark bar few nights after her release The 22yearold convict heiress worries so much about her personal safety says another friend that she has been looking for guard dog and has asked family members and lritilfl to suggest the best breed few swim2M lilflil have been lllili to thr Hearst apartment for dinner ith Patricia arising them her girlhood trzem lohir and lifl till ifli tiffIii guard Jan lri Miss Hear lis Argtle Itlthi at iial il ihiiij of kfllrmpp Miroer aid aaui Min spree Credit MP Gilbert Rondeau tSheffordi said Friday He told the Commons the British North America Act 10£+yearold British law that ii vides power between the federal and provincial govern ments in Canada and protests democratic institutions is neither legal nor valid as constitution The country is legally in state of anarchy and provinr ces should be given the job of drawing up fundamental law for the federated states ot Canada that would give them Call Why Spend Another Evening Alone Phone now for your FREE Brochure SiNoLEssooAL CLUB PATS 7373610 pm pm Mon Fri the major say in division of powers Mr ltondeaus suggestions were immediately dismissed by other parties Government spokesman Andre Uuellet ur ban affairs minister said he was amazed Mr Itondeau was implying that Parliament had no right to exist and was thereby giving up his rights as an MP onservative Flora Mucdo nald Kingston and the Islands added that no one could chal lenge her right to sit as fed eral MP Some of our more popular ac tivities ore donnng wnth people 20 70 yrs young din ner dances nightrlub outinqs Social club purines popularity and generally breaking the trend of being alone claim sessions Drivein Appraisal Service Complete frame and body repairs 0V9 baked refinishing Coll Mel Smith 726181 27 yrs same location 72618 233 Bradford St BARRlE New economic policy is outlined by Evans By ARTHUR EVANS MIP Simcoe Centre Provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeoughs document called Ontarios economic strategy for 1977 is one of the Ontario Governments series of re sponses to maintain vigorous and healthy economy The basic thrust of this strategy is to encourage private enterprise to continue to invest in Ontarios future and thereby help to create new jobs and pre vent the loss of existing jobs to other job markets The other less economically sound argir ment is to increase the number of government jobs and in the process contribute to inflation The provincial treasurer backed his words with action by extending the exemption on sales tax for production machinery and equipment By doing so we maintain strong competitive level with neighboring provinces and states such as Quebec New York Ohio and Michigan Even then the sales tax burden on new investment is still higher in Ontario than these other areas The cost of this exemption to the public sector is $160 million for full year and possibly another $10 million for the pre sent fiscal year MAY BE EXTENDED The treasurer also stated that the fast writeoff for Ontario tax purposes on manufacturing and processing may be ex tended iii order to keep ntario SAVE 22 sh 66 ll ll Spa Christmas Ornaments Christmas Tree Holder ladies Polyester Pants ilii Just say charge it master charge industry competitive Present ly this tax provision will con tinue to December 31 1977 Other means of encouraging private enterprise to develop more jobs is to amend the Cor porations Tax Act to allow foreign tax deduction up to 12 per cent as already permitted by other provinces The deduc tion will also be expanded to in clude capital gains taxespaid abroad in the belief that tario firms doing business abroad will return capital lo Ontario For small business the press ing need is always finding enough money to expand plant or services Mr McKeough has submitted revised version of the Registration of Venture In vestment orporatious to fulfill that purpose HIGHER INTEREST The 1977 strategy document outlined the serious disad vantage under which Canada is laboring Canadian manufac turing productivity lags one fiflli below that of American levels yet our wages in manufacturing are above US levels oinbine it with higher interest costs and anadian exr porters face an exchange rate above parity In order to maintain the highpaying jobs of mand facturing productivity must in crease That is why the new in centivcs to ntario business are essential Naturally the Nll re sponded in kneerjcrk fashion to these proposals Describing Icicle Decorations Illlll strain in ilvci itiilt riot rm 79 Special Price llmi lr ll lilti =1 179 23 Special Price liiliiixt it it to in iit low on ill ill tIiui 247 Special Price lillltlllltty loot illlll lllilii iiie1 Hi to tlt lr tvi1l gt cial Price 200 them as giveaways the NDP demonstrated their true absence of understanding about just how business works and the opportunity to ensure that more employment results Since the inception of the antiinflation program much debate has developed to figure out what Canada will do after the controls come off Instead of leaving it to idle speculation the Ontario government is go ing to hold partnership for prosperity conference in Town to on February 10 and it to ob tain the views of all sectors of the Ontario economy on the nature ol the post controls period Ontario wants to receive strong and ralistic evaluation of our national priorities This is JIISl one more prai tical illustration of looking ahead now instead of letting time catch up to you and leav mg you in state of chaos m1 WE ALSO CATER TO YOUR HOME Canadian Scandinavian Style Cold Buffet Danish open faced sandwiches our specialty Special 59 2A STORE HOURS FROM MON DEC I3 to Thurs Dec 23 930 am to 930 pm Fri Dec 24 930 am to 600 pm AVAILABLE FOP All OCCASIONS Christmas Gift Wrap Oil iiii mil illt Jitfi ifi Christmas Gift Wrap thlilt at liar Wrai lll iiw Ieil sheets 99 ll Special Price ladies 100 Acrylic Cardigan Special Price Ivy Leafs to sponsor New Years ly JEAN ENNEIT IVY The Ivy Leafs are sponsoring New Years Eve dance at the Ivy Orange Hall Music is by the Irish and bar and buffet will be available The Aehicvurncnt Day was held at kastown school Nov 20 Cathy Cochrane ri eeivcd her ounty honors The project this term was The Club girl entertaini lro ject leaders were Mrs Larry Smith and Mrs Itiik Hates and girls attended The bplllllf course will be on ltlllftllf The last meeting of the Christmas dieoration mural held at Marilyn Fletchcia on Tuesday night brought very interesting fouifm lo clou They made antgel at llll meeting which Will he unid to decorate hi hi llllil Sympathy extended to the Goodwin family on the sudden lost of Whitney taut lIllii Funeral JIVlllf were hIltl at the llughia Funeral Home in Tookstown on Monday Willi in HlVIEW CATERING AND BANOI IFT HALL 50271 PERSONS IllIII PHONE 7268979 olworth WO0LWOIITH 41 ii 249 Price 97 iiofltv 150 0mm Mi llil Wm innit lltlllll it yo 493 lll Niitivrnrtl 400 Eve dance terment at Christ Church cemetery Ivy Jim Wilcox from Wycliffe College Toronto assisted in the service at Christ Church last Sunday HAITISMAISERVICE Baptismal service will be observed at Christ Church on Sunday Dec 12 Our Christmas birthday party for Jesus will be field Saturday Dec 18 Advent Sunday was observed at Christ Church on Sunday Nov 28 Sarah Irice lit the first can dle ol the Advent wreath Mr and Mrs Wilmer Wilson Malcolm and Michael spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joe Wilmm and family of London Uni Anyone wanting Christmas stockings cards or wrapping paper should contact Joanne Grove at 7370937 Proceeds go to the overseas child sponsored by the Sunday School Christ Church was almost filled last Sunday night to see the film The Kathryn Kuhlman Miracle Service from Las Vegas Mrs Maudie Phillips of Brockville was here to per tsonally explain and show the ilm Thanks again to our many friends and relatives for our 50th anniversary purse We have got new color television and are both enjoying it very much Elwood and Jean Jennett and MISS Camila Hunt of Burlington spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Bruce McCallum Also Miss Maudie Phillips of Brockville spent Sunday with 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