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21 Earthquake aftermath young resident of Tumaco Colombia stands next to the remains of three cars Thursday after they were destroyed when buildings toppl ed on top of them during Wednesdays earth quake It was reported that rains prevented air Clarks calamitres began prior to hardtimes budget OTTAWA CPI Prime Min ister Joe Clarks calamities be gan well before the hardtimes budget that brought his Pro gressive Conservative minority govemment down to defeat Thursday night In his reign of less than seven months Clark broke election campaign promises shifted party policies away from pre election positions and recently with one slip of the tongue plunged the stock market into temporary tizzy Perhaps his most notable re FP shareholders meet TORONTO CPI As share holders of Publications Ltd meet in Toronto sides are being drawn on the question of whether to accept Conrad Black and his associates $100 million bid for the publishing company lawyer for the Sifton fam ily which owns 225 per cent of the shares said his clients are obituaries HOWARD CRAWFORD Rev Nelson Hooper and Rev LeDrew officiated at the funeral Dec 1979 for Howard James Crawford of Station Howard in his titith year died suddenly at his residence Saturday December He was born in Oro Township on February 1914 son of the late Hannah Jane Crook and James Albert Crawford He resided in Oro most of his life with the exception of few years in Orillia On September 24 1938 at St Andrews Presbyterian Church Col dwater he married Bessie Pauline Galbraith They farm ed on the Ridge Road from 19381973 when he retired and their son Douglas took over He was member of First Baptist Church Orillia Corin thian Masonic Lodge No 96 Barrie Barrie Lodge of Perfec tion Spry Chapter of Rose Croix Moore Sovereign Con sistory of Hamilton Charter Member of Barrie Consistory and member of Bayview Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No 105 Barrie He was past member on the planning board of 0m Township and at the time of his death was serving on the Com mittee of Adjustment He serv ed also as chairman of the Oro Station Community Centre 19681971 He is survived by his wife Bessie sons Douglas and John ro Station Dianne Mrs Jack Waddell Sarina Joan Mrs Roy Lavinl Midland sister Freda Howey Banie sister Hilda Slielswell and brother Wilfred both of Hawkestone and nine grandchildren Masonic Service was held Sunday evening in the chapel Mineral service was held from Crawford Chapel Doolittle Funeral Home Orillia Monday December Pallbearers were Nenry Neufeld Ed Robinson Murray Moore Garfield Burton Nelson Johnstorie and Ernie Gentle lne terment was at Knox Cemetery Oro Township Priced Right The UNDERWOOD 555 Thu uloctric portable typownior wrth cosy ribbon change and local sorwcodopartmont log Iis9s Now 9995 Office Supplies and Stationery 7374131 not interested in Mr uracKs of fer and have instructed the trustees of the estate to that ef feet He added that if the trustees decide to sell in contravention of the familys wishes an ap plication to the court will be made Reports from Montreal say the McConnell family who through Starlaw Investments Ltd own 25 per cent of the shares is interested in selling because it no longer has an emotional attachment to the chain Montreal Star which was sold by the McConnell fam ily to FF six years ago folded in September after suffering huge losses incurred during lengthy strike sri Emu erII us roa was sumac JAN Horseshoe Valley Ski School 8352014 RUSH for your PRINTING at reasonable price Try Al Instant Printing Duckworth St V4 of Hwy 400 at little Lako 7373902 ll ISINI NINA MEMBER YOUR HOME FOR AS LOW AS IF YOUR HOME WAS BUILT PRIOR TO 1961 AND IT IS YOUR PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE YOU NOW QUALIFY FOR THE Suburban Ila craft from delivering food medicine and other relief supplies to earthquakestricken areas along Colombias Pacific coast where at least 200 persons were reported killed AP Photo versat was the decision not to move the Canadian embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv after promising to do so duringthe campaign The embassy promise had won Toronto Jewish votes in the May 22 federal election but raised the wrath of the Aral community including financial retaliation down on Canada once Clark was in power It was one of three key elec tion promises he broke and that Opposition MPs continually cashed in on as they sought to portray the prime minister man who doesnt keep his word and the Conservatives as party without leader promise of $2billion per sonal income tax cut was di Ched and interest rates have been allowed to rise four times despite Conservative pledged to have them lowered WITH CONSENT Two months after the election the trendsetting Bank of Can ada rate was lifted to 113 per cent from 111 per cent with Fi nance Minister John Crosbies consent The rate climbed Sept 10 to 121 per cent Oct to 13 per cent and Oct 23 to 14 per cent Just days ago Clark in slip of the tongue in the Commons said he planned to tax oil com panies 100 per cent of additional revenues resulting from new price increases That drove oil stocks down by 114 points within minutes prompting scramble among prime ministerial staff to make clear it was an accidental state ment and that no such tax was planned fourth key Conservative campaign platform that has been repeatedly and widely criticized is the plan to dismantle PietroCanada the stateowned oil company While many critics ranging from New Democrats and Lil erals to business and labor on ganizations would like Clark to reverse that plan he has clung to it Clark appointed study group to decide exactly how the oil company could be disbanded The group recommended in preliminary report the government give away free shares to the public HRISTIA SON MINERA LS 204IIER ST 11 ItRIk 7268713 CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE PERSON WHO HAS ALMOST EVERYTHING Marble vases gohlots candlesticks otc hasilian agate oshtruys clocks otc Mineral specimens for young old Jewelery Gonuino Gallstones Soloct your pious No 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John Crosbie said immediately fol lowing the Commons vote the 18 centsagallon increase in gaso line prices announced Tuesday would remain in effect But there was some doubt among constitutional experts and opposition MP5 as to the le gality of the move Meanwhile Energy Minister Ray Hnatyshyn said in an inter view the government remained committed to oil price in creases of $4 barrel in 1980 But he conceded the measures would not likely come into effect until after the outcome of CONFERENCE CANCELLED federalprovincial first ministers conference set for Monday and Tuesday here that was to go into the energy policy has been cancelled Prime Minister Clark said Other energyrelated meas ures affected by the Commons defeat include the status of new oil sands plants in Alberta The government has made con struction of plants to process nonconventional crude oil supplies key plank of its self sufficiencv platform sbietold reporters Cana dians would realize the neces sity of higher energy prices 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