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A EN sc AIA rt fe ¥ THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tussduy, Getober 1, 1997 15 British 1 oe hs To. be taken Triple-Play at its face value or is intended we Traffic Ticket me 2% 0% Free Trade Between U.K..- alive--then changes must be made." JT coenmen oo sae Canada Causes Problems and St. Thomas of Canterbury.| ;onpoy (CP)--Several Brit: "C secondary }|Scrapping Tariff Bars [Service Set Brings Some Protests ToHotlaz lu: EE ment wwii ad: : a hlimenteq ono British or mosa io Ein te would ike Bb Ber LOS ANGELES (AP)--Polies - ] ; f But The Scotsman, owned by E an market Hymn Music 5 80 man man Elroy dian capital and increased tariff terested in the Europe that we are going to do a repeat|{set up an Anglo-Canadian free|eral of Gy L. Me By HAROLD MORRISON t a Canadian Press Staff Writer [preferences on sugar to expand|than the Canadian. he moment, are . iriple play Sunday -- ing 3. trade area, some seeing in it|pressing hard for increased tariff ustri protection to three ish MANCHESTER, England dF) on, Now difficulties for 'Prime|pro against UK. imports fan ind 3 men in one car: MONT TREMBLANT, Que Brit est Indies exports The opening session of the min. ; ade 5 (CP)~-In perhaps the most far-/Canada. ' Feet tapped and me; s Of "I prefer the old-fashioned style| Politica ii reaching suggestion of its kind, The chances of Commonwealthlisterial talks were devoted to) Co CRE ® 0d" Singay "tol or service." said 41.year-old Mrs | inister Diefenbaker. Pressure of this kind is more Britain has proposed a gradual agreement to such a conference|sterling area financial problems ™ ot" rhothm of church music Florence Harker. However, i The Financial Times notes that likely to.grow than diminish and ser: g of all Anglo-Canadian|heightened with Mr. Thorney-land possible implications of the|set to jazz tempos. agree that this does appeal to the|Diefenbaker's original idea of in- faiges S¥iremely Sion Wo her young industries need pro- 8 as a means of expanding croft's t that Brit-|European free trade area onl «rhe music tonight is a little younger people and they should pwr ee a baker political olor with | ave ods: Ther trade between fhe two countries.(ain will back it, though there/Commonwealth exports. unusual," said Rev. A. A. Gower-|be catered for." guiayies by | melling i 2 OK a a gen. are established now and ribbing D But there was mounting oppo-would have to be a carélu) work Mr. Thorneycroft said the U.K.|Jones of the Church of England.| gaid 73-year-old John White: "I 3a only tom Se n leg ® election should be le » face competi back a driver s seat sition" in official Canadian quart-ling out of details wit gther delegation came away with al Begide the choir was a trap|have been used to the intricate Hoa difficulties pri uture. tion, especially iit are pro- companions moyed over. ers od the grounds such a move|members. Mr. Fleming addedisense of "solid determination" drummer, two guitarists, a hot|and beautiful masses by Haydn ; The Manchester Guardian says gressively lowered re- might wreck large segments ofjthat he had heard no objection|,mong the sterling area mem:|fiddle player and the church's|and Mozart. However, I liked this| The British proposal goes fur-(Diefenbaker's original plan economy she must make it poss comparatively young Canadian quarter. bers to maintain and increase the|regular organist, swinging a one tremendously. It is the music|ther and urges removal of trade not puvisage the entry of British ble: for to , which probably would... o sup sHOW strength of sterling. There would|hymn. of modern times. There was noth-| restrictions Canada and|goods in full competition with Ca. sires ih Britain trade with find it difficult to compete with While the four - day meeting|be no devaluation of the pound. "It is difficult to change theling irreligious about it." the United Kingdom, it says. Inadian industry. It suggests there Iher. Jawer-cont United Kingdom pro- here deliberated on ~Common- The proposal, which hit this|wealth issues, the get - together Compo ith finance ministers| was overshadowed by Britain's i like a bombshell, was|Anglo-Canadian free - trade of- ; | ; disclosed at a Saturday night|fer. Other than an informal pres- : f press conference by Peter Thorn- entation to Canada, there hat gycroft, chancellor of the UK. been no advance notice of i | 3 xchequer, given to any other country 4 Finance Minister Donald Flem-| Mr. Thorneycroft said it would : ing, who sat by his side, empha-|be discussed at Ottawa as the| : sized that the offer had not been |"most adventurous' way of im-| formally presented to the Cait Plomenting Prime Misistes et : dian p not|enbaker's iy gel per cent of Canada's imports 1 i, "thy estion which A Lira ge Ai at bilateral|from the United States to oh ks at Ottawa Wednesday, But ain. tks he had seen of speculative] He hurried to add that he real- reports led him to believe that|ized the suggestion raised a 1oY #t would present 'very formid-|of complexities for the Anglo-Ca-| able difficulties" for his govern-|nadian governments. It might be ment, difficult for He Canadiz fevers: ; t to implement suc - EXPECT REJECTION Fo hdl: voy Meanwhile al- | Later it was stated in author-|ternatives might be considered, ftative quarters it would be alguch as increased purchases in| "fair sizing up of #he situation" |Britain by Canadian -government| #f the conclusion was reached agencies. that Canada would have to reject + Britain would like to see Can- it the proposal as an over-all pro-|ada buy more of her cars, tex- t. |tiles, - engineering products and Today, the meeting Surss is fhe other goqds. Canadian suggestion for holding a full-dress Bin trade| CAUSES RED FACES? and economic conference to in-| In authoritative Canadian crease trade in that area. quarters it was stated the UK. Mr, Fleming told reporters Sat- proposal was an embarrassment urday that Canadian proposals/to the Canadian government. It would be secret until the confer-|appeared to be a counter-move| ence authorized disclosure. But it|/to Mr. Diefenbaker's 15-per-cent is understood that among his $ug-|proposal. Canadian a ut h orities gestions is one for using Cana-|felt Britain was more keenly in- THORNTON'S CORNERS Officers Are Installed As Scout Mothers Meet | MRS. CHARLES WHITE told the children a flannelgraph Correspondent story about "Harry's Heart". THORNTON'S CORNERS -- At/Mrs. Lainson and Harvey sang a the Scout Mother's Auxiliary|duet "The Meeting in the Air". meeting last week the new offi-| Sunday School annual meeting eers were installed by Mrs. Ed will be held this evening at 8 p.m. | Simo The Women's Association wil! | as, president of the Scout], oid their monthly meeting on| Mothers' Auxiliary hoard. Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. in the| The officers are: president, Sunday School. The guest speak- | Mrs. Pat Winacott; 1st vice-presi- ow wi) be Hiss Bony King io dent, Mrs. R. H. Allan; secre-|W of her mission. wor tary, Mrs. Hugh Scott; treasurer, Keewatin, in the Kenora district. 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