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' | Under the tariff agreement, 's\icar manufacturers © countries are able to take cars / across the border duty - free. | |The agreement is conditional in both Continental STEAM BATH and MASSAGE 16A Ontarie St. 88-2460 725-2109 Do Come In tender TURKEYS Top Quality GRADE 'A' Pre-Dressed Ontario Grown Vacuum Packed 5-8 Ib. size _ Outstanding Crocery, Buys Canned 5 Hams SAVE 6¢ SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip ay CLARK'S VEGETABLE or * Tomato 10: Soup '= 10 OZ ECONOMY TUBE SAVE 31¢ Crest ; Toothpaste 3) @ AJAX Shopping Plaza @ WHITBY Dundas St. @ ROUGE HILL Island Road SAVE 30 CREAM-O ALL PURPOSE OR DRIP GRIND SAVE 6¢ Ground :» este" 19 frozen Food Features SWANSON FA TV_ DINNERS oF VALLEY FARMS FROZEN 218. BAS CHOICE PEAS MORTON FROZEN , Cherry or Peach Pie A Macaroni & Cheese sm 65 FISH & CHIPS == 65¢ = 63¢ 5. s] SUNNY 25 3 LB. TIN TURKEY, STEAK, BEEF, CHICKEN, PORK, WRLOIN BEEF ORANGE DRINK Ec hase FROM SUNNY ISRAEL SWEET, JUICY JAFFA ORANGES "=|Pearson Confirms » Ford-U:S. OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis- ter Pearson today confirmed --\reports that Canadian - made automobiles are being sold in a\the United States, but he said is he. had no details on whether the prices are below those be- ing charged Canadian car-buy- ers. He had been asked last week by T. C. Douglas ,leader of the Trade on Canadian manufacturers in- creasing their production. When the agreement was signed in January, Trade Min- ister Sharp said he hoped car prices would be the same in both countries within five to 10 years. WOULD HIT JOBS Mr. Pearson told the Com- mons today that Canadian car prices could be lowered simply by removing all tariffs, but that Canadian production and employment would run the risk of being lowered, too. He said some time must be allowed for the agreement to achieve its objective. Mr. Douglas said that Chrys- ler Corporation plans to sell 80,000 Canadian-made cars in the U.S., and he asked whether the government would investi- gate to see whether U.S. buy- ers are being charged less than cost or whether Canadians are paying "a great deal more." The prime minister said it would be examined carefully. Reid Scott (NDP -- Toronto Danforth) asked that the tariff agreement be referred to a spe- cial parliamentary committee where union representatives and economists, among others, could give their views on the |scheme. He said this should be done in view of the govern- ment's plans to extend the ar- rangement to other industries. Mr. Pearson said he has never said the arrangement would be extended to other in- dustries. District Residents Help THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 14,1965 7 In Farm Accident Survey Every day in the Province of Ontario, a member of a farm family will be killed, be in- jured or suffer loss through a farm accident, One member of every fourth farm family will be an accident victim this year -- if accidents on the farm and in the farm house continue at their present rate. What can be done to prevent this? The Ontario Government has launched a farm accident sur- vey which will be conducted from April 1, 1965, to March 31, 1966, to try and stop or reduce' these accidents. Ontario County is included in this program. This farm accident survey in Ontario county is being organ- ized by the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture with the County Farm Safety Council. The main causes of farm accidents are: improper use of farm machinery; working when hampered by fatigue; trying to speed up the working program beyond a sensible rate ignoring manufacturer's directions; and lack of respect for high speed machinery. Just as improved farming practices are the result of scien- tific research applied on actual farming, it is hoped a sound farm safety program will re- sult from research on actual farm accidents. In all townships of the Coun- ty, accident reporters have been selected for small well defined areas, such as a school section. One hundred and, forty-two farm LARGE Size EXTRA LARGE SIZE 59:69: PRODUCT OF S.A. LUSCIOUS CLUSTERS LARGE BARLINKA, for your Grapes Frit Bowl 5 a FLORIDA , CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, CRISP LARGE SIZE Celery Stalks 19 CHILEAN , SWEET, for your Easter Table Honey Dew LARGE Melons cm FRESH, B.C. Cut FRESH DAILY Daffodils. for your Easter Table =F, LARGE SWEET, JUICY, PUERTO RICAN Pineapp Delicious les *'* Hom 54. IMPORTED. 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Alleged Plotters Still In Custody CARACAS (Reuters)--A num- ber of prominent Venezuelan citizens still were in jail Tues- day on charges of taking part in an anti-government plot alleged-| ly hatched in Moscow, also di- rected against Colombia, and with Italian Communists as the go-betweens, Officials described as exag- gerated a figure of 250 in prison given Monday night by the ev- ening newspaper El Mundo, one of the chain of newspapers owned by Miguel Angel Ca- priles, who was among those ar- rested Friday. Colombian Foreign Minister Fernando Gomez Martinos charged the alleged. conspiracy had international implications and coincided with decisions made during the recent meet- ing of Communist parties in Moscow. Gomez Martinos said the ob- ject of the plot was to bring about changes in the govern- ments of both nations. VOLCANOS HARNESSED Volcanic heat furnishes much of the electricity used by the Italian state railway system. j State policemen, is being mod- MISS TAN Willie Mae Johnson, Miss Tan Washington, D.C., was declared winner of the Miss Tan America Pageant in Dallas, Tex., today replac- ing Ruth Antoinette Batton of Jackson, Miss. Pageant sponsors said a clerical *. AMERICA error Saturday night result- ed in Miss Batton's being erroneously declared the winner. The title actually was won by Miss Johnson. Miss Batton has been in- formed of the error. (AP Wirephoto) VATICAN MODERNIZES VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pontifical Corps of Gendarmes, the 150-man force of Vatican) ernized. A new Beretta pistol re- places the Glisenti model the The|gendarmes have carried since 1878, and new ceremonial fur hats, made in Britain, are lighter than the old models. The police wear French-style kepis on regular duty. TAMBLYN SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK! 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