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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, December 13, 1967| 8 Sales Tax Refund Asked OTTAWA (CP) -- A sugges- tion that the federal and provin- cial governments repay the sales tax on building materials to the first owners of newly)! 4 built houses as an incentive to) = home construction was ad- vanced by Premier Johnson of Quebec at a federal- provincial | conference today. Mr. Johnson said the $7,500 worth of materials used for a $15,000 house in Quebec bear! $1,300 in taxes--a federal Pall of 11 per cent and a provincial impost of eight per cent. A re- bate would lower the down- os, ment significantly Relief from this tax = cost both levels of governments a lot of money but 'this would] | : be one way of getting construc-| | tion going," he said Premier Robarts of Ontario said a similar plan in his prov- ince, where the provincial sales tax is five per cent, would work out to a repayment of about $1, 000 Travel Study To Be Delayed By STUART LAKE OTTAWA (CP) -- Cuts in fed- eral government spending will mean a delay of one year in a proposed study of interprovin- cial travel by Canadians, the federal-provincial tourist confer-| ' ence was told today i; J; H.. Warren, deputy trade) ; > minister, said the Dominion Bu-| 4 4 reau of Statistics will be unable a to take part in the survey next year because of the extra staff it would require. A pilot survey of interprovin-| ; cial travel was to get under way | ' in 1968 at an estimated cost of} ; $50,000. It was to be followed in ; a 1969 by a full study costing $1,- 000,000. Travel officials feel they are| | not getting a full picture of the number of tourists visiting their areas since no record is kept of travel within Canada by Cana- dians. Trade Minister Winters offi- cially opened public sessions of the three-day conference by tell-| | | ing delegates Canadians owed) |; them a debt of gratitude for the money earned by tourist travel F in 1967 f On Monday, the Dominion Bu- { reau of Statistics estimated $1,-| ; . 250,000,000 was spe, eo by tourists | ; 4 in Canada this yéar and that | Canada would have a surplus in ts travel account of §$400,-, 94 000,00: Mr. Winters sald Expo 67 ac counted for more than half of the increase. L MONTREAL (CP) -- U.S. dol lar in terms of Canadian funds unchanged at $1.08 1-16. Pound sterling down 1% at $2.59 13-16. NEW YORK (CP) -- Cana- dian dollar up-3-64 at 92 37-64; in terms of U.S. funds. Pound) ; sterling dosn ie 16; at $2. 403%. Ransom | Recovered SEeNDEL Calif. 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