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v 22 TE DALY TIMEB-GAZITTL, Thersdey, Merch 30, 1998 A aid, | a 4 gr We . FORMOSA ADDS TO HER POWER Workmen stand in the ean- | Formosa. Financed with US. gon on the spillway side of the | aid, the dam will boost indus- Wu.Sheh dam. which the Na. | rial power on the island fort- ress by at least 10 per cent, tionalist Chinese government | The structure, Bas built in the mountains of | will be completed this summer. | In deadly seriousness, he ac- to the value of the net growth of | SAVES YOU MONEY [1] see Neeee 26 GIBBON STREET w--iN-- THE AJAX NONQUON ROAD cpanel wee ened pu youn purchases | OSHAWA Doe's | AJAX 'ime Election day is less than paign is restricted somewhat by " nO a hi tavailab fwo weeks away. This story by |e budget strained by two general ous" period in Canada's history: (available. lect] within 1 a period when Parliament should | elec ons thin less than a year, |;." i, session doing everything tion in this election, he has said, part of the Low tour reviews but personal efforts are no; cqible to solve the country's but it expects to hold its own now | fssues emphasized by the Social |less vigorous than during the problems a CP reporter who covered Credit leader during his cam- [campaign for last June's vote. paigning. By JIM PEACOCK ing engagements every day ex- -- {cept Sunday almost since the] Knowles Raps Fleming On Coyne Criticism | MONTREAL (CP). -- .Deputy tawa home. His visit is the only {Leader Stanley Knowles of the one scheduled to the city by CCF CCF says the way in which Don-|leaders. . ) |ald Fleming "attacked" the gov-| Commenting on the Bank of|--Rt Rev. Neville Clarke, Suf- |side the pilot he scans the scene minal of the Ontario Northland i crnor of the Bank of Canada ill|Canada report. Mr. Knowles de-|fragin bishop of the Anglican for signs of human activity. When Railway, when he was appointed | ¥ befits the finance minister and scribed bank Governor James E. diocese of James Bay, likes to be he spots a settlement, the plane bishop here. § suggests the bank's 1957 annual Coyne as an important public called the bishop of the Indi report "in a subtle way crit- servant, able in his field |icizes both old-line parties." | The CCF spokesman added at| He said Mr. Fleming's answer 'he Cree and Ojibway who in- of Indians when he steps from a press conference Tuesday that/to Mr. Coyne's analysis of the so- habit his lonely, 250,000-square the plane. He talks to them in Indian, a moral character which 'his observations in nine prov- called 7 inces indicates more public in- which the governor said had not Ontario. / terest in the March 31 election in fact existed -- indicated that! The 48 . year - old bishop, who services, weddings and baptisms. NORTHERN VETERAN + [than in any previous one he had Mr. Fleming "doesn't know too weighs 200 pounds, covers his| ; |encountered. | He reiterated that the CCF will fy" |not align itself with any of the said, that the bank report sup- progressive Conservative ", / |other parties in the event of a ported long parliamentary stal te. d Public opinion poll figures be- in "plant and equipment." He Las virtually adopted a go-slow Westminster Abbey or for my In- his entire life as a clergyman in ling hailed by the Progressive said that whether Conservative party as a sweep|intended or not, there was the| indicator might well cause the inference of support for such a) quarter of the available space in|in charge of the James Bay area The bishop is enthusiastic about Canadian public to think twice policy to avoid inflation and sub- the Montreal high school audito- since 1951, has built 40 churches, an experiment being conducted at before voting for Prime Minister t | d Diefenbaker's candidates. Mr. Knowles was in Montreal ment 2 replacing CCF leader Coldwell, | recovering from a cold in his Ot- rally, Mr. Knowles said the tablished a 10-point platform and help western farmers. They have Mr. Low has spent many of his not kept their many promises to campaign hours explaining it. Mlustrating with 374 feet high, "The Conservatives remind me of | Promises," {a $10 man in a $100 suit , . . and got from the Liberals. the people are beginning to look In lunder the coat,""--he has called Credit platform, he stresses the ' and Conservative fiscal policy, which would issue Low Plans Key Meetings ction promises a "box social new money in the form of direct | ction sale LJ In Ontario uebec B C |euses Prime Minister Diefenbaker the Canadian economy in order | [ * ® of abdicating his responsibility by to keep in balance the effective Liberal | He has had one or two speak-|enbaker government's action tolits forces. EN Mr. Low is critical of the Dief-|time between elections to group NN Indians Call Anglican! Bishop Big Prayer Boss MOOSE FACTORY, Ont. (CP) equipped plane. From his seat be- tory near Moosonee, northern ter- | COMING SATURDAY CENTERVILLE AWAKENING © bis ali 'makes a landi "The Indian was never a sav-| He is known as Kitchie Eme ANDY CARPENTER age," he says firmly, "That is a| Ogemaw or "big prayer boss" to! He is usually met by a group white man's myth. | "There is a naturalness in the | and| qualified to comment. policy-- mile section of remote Northern Cree or Ojibway--he speaks both we have spoiled by our belief money" /tongues fluently -- and holds that the Indian is fair game," "tight PLUS TALENT ) LORNE PARK COLLEGE N AT ] R McLAUGHLIN e 7 LIBRARY ' hon THERE IS A CLOVER FARM MARKET IN YOUR AREA! | In a tiny church which he is| Bishop Clarke was born in Wor- | |area during the winter in a ski-|quite likely to have hammered cester, England, and went to land nailed together himself, he Manitoba at an early age. He gov. | Wears the purple of his office and studied at the University of Man- - standing CCF de- ernment rather than 'accelerat- Carries his pectoral cross. |itoba and graduated with a the- . "lI would wear the same for ology degree in 1936, He has spent much about finance himself." It seemed to him, Mr, Knowles | P R E M | E od web. «100s 2 FEAR | for controlled investment ng expenditures on public works, RU vey dians," he says proudly. |Indian mission work in Northern r. Coyne 80 ,,licy on investment di PT eer »| Bishop Clarke, who has been Ontario. About 300 persons--less than a ployment irium--turned out 'for the only homes and schoolrooms in his/th Opemiska Mine in Nhtroee by excessive industrial Invest-\public address scheduled by alvears among the Indians. He the Opemiska Mine in Northern |CCF leader for Quebec province, built his own home at Moose Fac- | Quebec, Speaking later at a political the farmer, he says, waving a labelled "Diefenbaker which he claims he anecdotes-- brochure the Social plumping for dividends or consumer discounts The party faces a tough situa- and make gains when it has more Canadian Press Staff Writer campaign began and has main. ign ith few frills fo an elec. Wed a five - minute paid ad- pa dress daily over radio stations in tion he insists is unnecessary and ,. home constituency of Peace useless, has moved into the last pio. "pe ales -- io bi two weeks before the March 31 wy} voting with key meetings planned national television appearances | Ontario, Quebec and British! Mr. Low has had to carry on Columbia without much assistance from the leaders in the Social Credit gov- 1 The 58-year-old Bocial Credit ernments of Alberta and British leader so far has done most of Columbia, because legislat his election stumping in Alberta, are in session se. legis Alures with brief jaunts into Manitoba Because of these ictive as and B {pects, Mr, Low's campaign has | been carried out on a less elabor- from Winnipeg to Vancouver wna (S50 scale tian In dome casts & throughout the northern half of . Alberta, repeatedly declaring the CROWDS GOOD "uselessness' of the election, erl-| Attendance in comparable eir- ticizing the government's 'be | cumstances, however, has been as | frayal of the western farmer," good or better than in the last and hitting at the unemployment |campaign and particularly in Mr pchiem. adits ? wr Low's home territory, where he 3 ess, too, he has has spent a good portion of th sie Social Crea Hoes) pol- first half of the ol as the solution to ation] During three regional confer. and unemployment, |ences--at Ottawa, Vancouver and He has sald the party's eam- Brandon, Man, -- the party es- NEW REDUCED PRICE | - BEST QUALITY STOVE OIL ® Prompt Delivery 20. © Courteous Service | GALLON LC. In the first four weeks of the eampaign, Mr. Low travelled ® Reasonable Price TELEPHONE RA 5-1109 VIGOR OIL CO. LIMITED 78 BOND ST, WEST OSHAWA 328 RITSON RD. N. Pie K HOUSE TRIM SHELVING Hl NN Jaumbor? PH. 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