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was HsA JR examiner 7Monday Nov 979 Oh Look The look of wonder on threeyearold Carole Smiths face as she watches Santa Claus pass by mirrors the feelings of thousands of children who turned out for the annual parade through downtown Toronto Sunday CP Photo Book bonnings intimidating lUNllttnt itli Hooks banned In some school areas are kept out ol classrimms In other jurisdictions by teachers intimidated by controversy two panelists at conference on censorslnpsaidSaturday lime allwood cliaiiiiian of the Writers lnion ol lanada said only one ol more than to teachers she polled lll lmullltt Iiiade classroom use of Marga rct Laurences award inning novel The livmeIs ls allwood listed The lIi ners among several anadian noels which groups try to line banned In schools because they contaIIi what tlie say is ob scenelaiiguagc No one else biIt anailiaii llltll can tell us what its like to be anadian she told the conference larger composed of teachers and librarians Ms allwood also told the conference that Increased amounts of pornography on llte streets may curb the number ol children being seviially nio tested She said that alter restiic tions on pornography Ie lifted III Denmark llllllltlllllts noted an 87 per cent drop in se with Simplify your bookkeeping FARM RECORD SERVICES new cheque accounting system with the following benefits Fast easy accurate records Fits your banking routine Better management decisions Improved credit control Less tax dollars Confidentiality crimes In general and sex crimes against children almost disappeared lohii ElStltlltlfl professor at the Ontario institute for Studiesiii Education III loronto said teachers avoid con trovetsial books beeatte theyre confronted with conflicting in structions Education ministry guide lines say teachers should select IiIaterial that will help students form their II set of values Drugs and economics lltltllli lraltickr ing in marijuana Is such big business that it seriously af feels the balance of payments of both anada and the senior RCMP official says lnsp Dave Staples the lt3lls chief drug investigator in British Columbia says mari juana is the has second larg cst import commodity topped only by cars Marijuana has overtaken coffee as olonibias mam export TD TD FmPA Talk it over with your local TD Manager TORONTO DOMINION ifvs urine sspic misc int dzmicncc Federalprovincial Meeting between ministers tIlTAWA Federal and provincial welfare minis ters are getting together to put shine back in their relation ship Provincial ministers have of ten sought better commu nication with their federal counterparts saying there was not enough consultation with the previous Liberal govern ment Progressive oiiservative Health Minister David frombic says he has several issues he wants to discuss including some his erlicessor Monique Begin now Liberal health critic was unable to settle rombie said in recent In Save $30 Fur outside down inbetween terview that so many matters need attention meeting was set for ministers jUSi to get to gether and decide what they would talk about at more for mal federalprovincial confer encc They are to meet Nov Toronto SEND llISSiE Provincial welfare ministers sent collective message to rombie In September urging better relations between federal and provinCIal governments Murray Koskic Saskat chew an social service minister said there is hope for Improved relations 13 In Crombie says he wants to talk about renegotiating financial arrangements for social services with the provinces new agreement for block nancing or lump sum payments was to have replaced 50st costsharing plan with the prov inces and would have come Into effect this year But the legislation containing the proposal died on the order paper after one round of debate in the ommons before Parlia ment was dissolved for the May 22 election Most provinces had agreed with the proposal Social agencies feared how ever that provincial govern ments would use some of their money for things other than so 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