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Stevens blames Turner Wasaga candidate raps Family view for tax spendinghikes By SINCLAIR STEVENS MP YorkSlmcoe Wve seen quite bit lately of John Tamer the fairhaired Liberal who left the Trudeau cabinet so mysteriously last year The former finance minister has appeared before service clubs and civic organizations recently delivering addresses aimed aginast excessive government spending it is topic about which Mr Turner knows plenty in fact Im tempted to say he wrote the book on the subject During the period in which Turner was minister of finance from January 1972 to Sep tember 1975 spending by the federal government jumped 998 per cent To put it another way it took us 105 years to reach federal spending level of $17 billion 44 million John Turner doubled that figure in 44 months taking the level of governmental spending in his brief term to twice that reached by federal governments since Confederation As said before Mr Turner is an expert on emptying public coffers SOARING INFLATION Under the budgets that he brought into the House of Com mons and subsequently adopt ed under the direction of the Liberal government $113 billion of taxpayers money was billion spent or at least borrowed When Turner took over from Edgar Benson inflation was runmng at 49 per cent When heleft it was 106 er cent Under Turner cost of liv ing Aumped 385 per cent and the ollar if one assumes it to be worth 100 cents in January 1972 was worth only 72 cents when he walked out There are other aspects of the Turner record the former finance minister should be ex plaining to Canadians At the time John Turner was given the mantle in January 1972 there were 544000 poop out of work When he left 732000 Canadians were un employed In spite of the record spending and in spite of all the measures he took to promote employment in business only 69000 obs were created in the manu acturing sector from December 1971 to December 1975 In 1972 there was surplus of $700 million in our current ac count balance the equivalent of our countrys chequin ac count in international tra In 1975 there was deficit of almost $5 billion In the ag gregate since John Turner took over the nation has had cur rent account deficit every year Including projections or 1976 an estimated deficit of $45 our current account balances will have aggregated ST PAULS By DORIS PRATT Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs George Bansom in the death of his mother at Beams ville Mr and Mrs Scotty Taylor have returned home after two week holiday in Ottawa and Montreal In Ottawa they visited their son and daughter inlaw Mr and Mrs Ian Taylor Mr and Mrs Douglas Fra lick enjoyed bus tour to Nashville Tenn to see the Grand Old Opery Mrs John Kell visited her sisters apartment in Wellesley Hospital after receiving pace maker Mr and Mrs Wally Barber former St Pauls residents now living in British Columbia have been visiting their daughter Mrs Glen Harris sons David and Stanley and their families also old neighbours and friends Before leaving for home Mr and Mrs Jack Taylor held card party Rugby group plans project By MRS JOHNSTON RUGBY Achievement day for the 4H Homemaking Girls club will be held at the Orillia Collegiate on Saturday Dec 11 at pm The program is on the theme Focus on Living The ammouncement was made at meeting of the Rugby Womens Institute at the home of Mrs Bruce Anderson The president Mrs Steve Pybum presided Mrs Ryson Langman sec retarytreasurer read the cor respondence and presented her regular report Mrs Jim Langman gave report on the district executive meeting she attended in Orillia Mrs Molly Thomas gave reading on the Welch Love Spoon and had one on display She also gave demonstration on making flowers with material on hand The hostess and her helper served lunch Mrs Everett Home has returned home after spending some time with her daughter and soninlaw Mr and Mrs Leonard Stroud Uxbridge Mrs Marion McLeod and Rob spent couple of days with her daughter and soninlaw Mr and Mrs Bill Alexander of Norval Several members of the Rugby Womens Institute at tended the 60th anniversary celebration of the Prices Cor ners Womens Institute Delhi crime rate drops BOMBAY CP The state of emergency proclaimed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi last June has resulted in marked fall in the crime rate in Delhi the national capital po lice officials say The officials say crimes of various types ranging from stealing railway property to highway robbery and murder declined by as much as 27 per cent in the first three months of this year The capital area of Delhi in cludes New Delhi where most of the government offices and the huge presidential mansion are located News apers have welcomed the police drive against gangs of bandits and hoodlums who were terrorizing parts of the ca ital for many years Times of India editorial noted that the improvement in the crime situation is partly due to the fact that Delhis 20000strong lice force is no longer tied own by demon strations and agitations POWERS INCREASED Under the emergency law on processions in connection with weddings religious events and funerals are permitted Strikes are banned and police have wers to disperse any as setnb of more than five per sons if they sus ct they are likely todisturb epeace in their home The Paulettes evening ACW will hold its Nov meeting at the home 0f Mrs Fred Dal limore Final plans will be made for the annual Penny Sale to be held in St Pauls church basement Nov 18 from 7t08pm Special speakers in St Pauls will be Miss Miriam Dobell Healing Service on Nov and Mrs Fralick of St James Church in Orillia on Nov 14 St Pauls Church was filled to capacity with chairs in the aisles on Sunday morning Six baby girls were baptised by Rev Walter Lee They were Karen Dalene Silvester Margaret Anne Elizabeth Ferguson Amtaro Michelle Lynne Madaleno Wendy Marlene Bell Heather Kristen Oakley and Shannon May Syme The Gift of Love group sang and played their in struments to very ap preciative congregation These young ple should be com mend on the great work they are doing in the religious songs Ontario HUDAC PROGRAM NEW HOME WARRANTY ap roximately $11 billion to the Last year and this year Canada will have the largest current account deficit of any country in the world Great Britain and Italy included When John Turner got the job as minister of finance real growth in this country amount ed to 66 per cent When he left it was per cent and on per capita basis it was negative In terms of real growth the ground we lost under John Turner as minister of finance now costs this country $5 billion year or almost $200 per per son In addition there are some 200000 more people out of work as further consequence Thats his record Thats the record of man who is now busy telling Canadians what IS wrong with the governments monetary and fiscal polimes licies he himself promoted as inance minister That is the record of the same John Turner who presided over this countrys greatest spen ding spree since Confederation bit hypoeritical dont you think that he now lectures various clubs about excessive government spending lIlII llll untilhim tee YCoieex NOTICE TO OME BUILDERS in Ontario All new homes including condominiums sold in Ontario as of January 1977 must be covered by the warranty set out in the Students of history will find more to study at Wasaga Beach than the Museum of the Upper Lakes candidate for town council claimed today Here we have what could be the only remaining family com pact left in Canada said Bruce Amolds The situation bears striking resemblances to the events which led to Macken zies Raiders and the 19th cen tury rebellion at York According to the candidate the list of town employees committee and board members and honored citizens in this town reads like guest list at council members wedding Some council members have more friends and relatives at town hall than they have at home Some of the outward ex amples of this can be seen in Allandale Antiques Second Hand Store Gowan St Monday Nov am Owned and Operated by Naida Oickle and Mary Krekas DISTRICT NE WS 8The Barrie Examiner the selection of the latest Citizen of the Year and in the choice for chamber of com merce tourism manager said Arnold Of all the people in town who may have deserved the honor council had the poor taste to name one of its own members citizen of the year Council decided the chamber of commerce should have full time manager he said It en couraged the chamber to hire someoneb granting it $20000 So the jo went to member of council Arnold com merited Arnold re rter said the only thing diferent between Toronto in the last century and Wasaga Beach today is that so far council has not sent any goons around to throw my typewriter in the bay Saturday Oct 30 I976 Illlmllllllllllllfll Illllllllflllllfllmfl pillIll illlite Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Included in this program are Special at Dolnllllon com on Mon ues MIXWWW VALUES EFFECT MONDAY TU ESDAY NOVEMBER 21976 BARRIE ONLY PARTIALLY 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