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the examiner Thursday June 23 1977 gxtra Ottowo move seen if illegol entry statement true OTTAWA CPJ Prime Minister Trudeau said Wed nesday further action will be taken if there is truth to for mer RCMP corporals comment that illegal entry is nothing new to the federal police force Trudeau said in the Commons that the assertion by Jack Ramsay who retired from the force in l971 obviously con tradicts assurances from former RCMP commissioner Higgitt that an illegal raid on the offices of leftwing Mon treal news agency in 1972 was an isolated incident am still going on the assumption that the RCMP acts constantly within the framework of the law and that the in cident in Montreal was an aberration Trudeau said Ramsey who lives in Wainwright Alta said in an in terview this week that branches of the force specialize in lock picking wiretapping and bugging In 1971 he said the rules were changed so that an in stallation requiring break into premises needed approval from the commissioners office The illegal Montreal raid took place Oct 1972 LAgence de Presse Libre du Quebec complained to police and political authorities that its offices had been broken into and files stolen by the RCMP the Quebec provincial police and the Montreal urban community police Abolish Senote motion foils OTTAWA CP Liberals and Progressive Con servatives combined Wed nesday to defeat motion calling for abolition of the Senate presented by Stanley Knowles New Democratic Party House leader The NDP was supported by the Creditistes in the 166 to 14 vote Knowles motion presen ted almost every year asked the Commons to withhold more than $6 million destined for Senate salaries and upkeep In an unrecorded vote the Commons approved $141 billion for government operations and capital outlays most of it authorized by statute or approved earlier as supplementary ex penses Wm SIANIJCY KNOWLES presents motion Egg levies protested of hearing OTTAWA lCPl lhe Su preme Court of Canada was told Wednesday that levies im posed on egg producers amount to tax and as such are uncon stitutional under the British North America Act The comments came during the second day of hearings by the nineman high court into challenge to the constitutional validity of the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency EMAL The Supreme Court is hearing an appeal from an On tario Court of Appeal decision which upheld in January ruling CEMAs jurisdiction to impose levies and regulate the marketing of eggs Peter Hoggs counsel for group of Ontario egg producers opposing the legislation told the court the Farm Products Marketing Agencies Act the second piece of federal legislation governing the operations of marketing boar ds is unconstitutional for two reasons The act purported to regulate the marketing of an entire product rather than just the in terprovincial and export trade for which it as intended lloggs said And under the RNA Act the federal government cannot raise revenue for purely provin cial purposes which was the case with the levies Iloggs said The proclamation which es tablished the egg marketing agency in 1972 to regulate egg production across the country exceeded federal powers the lawyer maintained The appeal was launched by group of producers who began in 1973 to withhold levies col lected by the Ontario Egg lro ducers Marketing Board which acts as the provincial agent for EMA lhe dissident producers arA gued that provincial boundaries acted in effect as tariff barriers which increased egg prices to consumers during inter proviiicial trade HI MY NAME IS PAUL FORBES After years with Forbes Roofing Ltd lom happy to on nounce the formation of Roofing Contractors My new company specnolizes in in dustrial and commercial roofing restoration and pain ting emergency repoirs in cluded am looking forward to meeting new and seeing my old friends at ROOFING CONTRACTORS MIDIIURST 7370818 With ya in minute doc ltolandoStmiuo of Miami Fla fills out an accid get to him to take him to hospital Tuesday disabled vehicle in the centre of freeway causing it to exp car was unharmed en though his car was tot out form while waiting for an ambulance to Semino was driving his car whch struck lode The driver of the disabled ally destroyed by flames AP Photo Shooting vicfim gets $7500 lORONlO itlt Greg Keir whose hopes for professional career in hockey ended two years ago when he was shot at Brampton Ont high school was awarded $7500 and mon thly payments of $250 by the Ontario Criminal Injuries Com pensat ion Board on Wednesday Keir 19 his left elbow shat tered by bullet was the 10th victim of Michael Slobodians fiveminute reign of terror to appear before the board Industrial and Home Carpeting 305 Blake St Simcoe Plaza 7372860 Jock Duffy Joe Horradine Jack and Joe are proud to announce the opening of their new corpe store at the above address and welcome all their old and new customers in for free coffee and to see what we have to offer Slobodian killed teacher and student and wounded eight others in May 1975 before killing himself 3000 vehicles blockade assembly PQ caught up in truc QUEBEC CP With more than 3000 trucks blockading the Quebec national assembly and clogging roads within two mile radius the Quebec govern ment appeared today to be caught in the middle of feud between two powerful trucking groups The protesting truckers members of the National Asso ciation of Independent Truckers vowed to continue the demonstration until Tran sport Minister Lucien Lessard agrees to withdraw proposal Moriiuono coche seized BANGKOK AP Police are investigating suspected BangkokCanada marijuana connection following the seizure of large cache of the substance packed in hollowed out plywood boards Police said two Americans were arrested Tuesday after dogs sniffed out about 500 poun ds of marijuana at warehouse here The marijuana stuffed into the plywoodwas to be sent to Vancouver by sea the officials said ANGUS lIONS HALL Sat July 2l2 noon lom Continuous Music by The Hunt The Rose The Dodge City Boys Bar One Steer on bun Arts and Crafts booths Admission $5 per person Proceeds towards Essa Twp Arena Building Fund Summer Suits 2550 Off Checked Sports Jackets 20 Off Hong Ten Jeon Jackets 30 Off Hong Ten Shirts Save $4 Boys Dress Pants Price Boys Dress Shirts 10 Off Jogging Suit 20 Off Long Sleeve Sports Shirts Price Mel Brass Clothing Stores Boyfield Moll Barrie 7371879 to restructure Quebecs bulk transport industry Their demonstration which has kept cars and buses out of the downtown for two con secutive days entered its third day and threatens to force can cellation of St Jean Baptiste Day festivities scheduled to start early Friday But the governments margin for manoeuvre was cut Wednes day when 10 regional associ ations of bulktrucking com panies which traditionally compete with the independents for government business urged Lessard to stand his ground They announced full support for new regulation that would change the system of work allo cation in the industry and abol ish the distinction between per mits granted to companies and those granted to the independ ents who own and operate their own trucks Lessard emerged from heated emergency debate in the national assembly and firmly refused to yield to the independ ents who claim the regulation will destroy their association by opening the door to cut throat competition from com panies The main opposition par ties the Liberals and Union Nationalehounded Lessard and reiterated their support for the independent associations demand for legislative hearings on theissue To add to the governments problem organizers of St Jean Baptiste Day celebrations told reporters the mass of trucks which now virtually surround the old walled section of town will prevent the June 24 festivi tliles from taking place on sched Many of the trucks are block ing the narrow roads leading to and running across the Plains of Abraham the hub of the out door festival to honor the pa tron saint of French Canadians While clogged streets im patient celebration organizers king feud and opposition hounding has created considerable pressure on the government Lessard has refused to break the deadlock Spokesmen for the trucking companies say they are keeping close eye on the situation and do not rule out the possibility of bringing their own cavalcade of rigs into town if the government gives in The dispute appears to re volve around the prospect of more trucks than bulkhauling jobs Many of the jobs are done on contract with the govern ment After meeting here com pany spokesmen said the inde pendent truckers currently ex ercise monopoly because they have the right to 75 per cent of government work Lessard says his regulation would lead to fairer dis tribution of work by obliging the single operators to join companies in regional work al location offices homo uses 167mm SALE PRICE For siding masonry MASKING TAPE 34 inch WIdB 180 toot rolls By using masking tape it an only way to assure clean edge when painting Hundreds of 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