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SAVE-A-LIFE WEEK Health Minister Judy La demonstrates the mouth-to- Marsh (right) watches as mouth method of artificial Supt. Peter Griffin of the St. respiration on a dummy. The John Ambulance Brigade health minister today official- By AAN DONNEY | OTTAWA (CP)--One' of the toughest decisions for the new Liberal government is to strike a balance between two election promises -- tax incentives to stimulate business and a move towards a balanced budget. Finance Minister Walter Gor- don will unveil the decision in his first budget speech expected around mid-June. From what has been said publicly, it ap- pears likely he'll put most of his emphasis on tax incentives with some juicy carrots to urge! industry onward, | That would seem to leave lit- tle or nothing in the way of tax cuts for individual taxpay- ers, and this kind of cut wasn't among the iberal election promises, In one campaign speech, Prime Minister Pearson said tax decisions might have to be made, with a view to putting affairs in order, '"'which would} not make a government very popular in the short term.' The biggest fact of life in gov- ernment finances is the budg-| etary deficit for last fiscal year) ended March 31, forcast last Oct, 22 by Conservative Fi-| nance Minister George Nowlan| ly opened "'Save-a-Lite Week' |@t $570,000,000, | in ed dbp on is Supt. |ESTIMATE DEFICIT Gertrude Sargeant. -- The independent Canadian (CP _Wirephoto) |rax Foundation has estimated! BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT - Increased Beef Production Seen aw eee (CP) -- Increasedjof the best grass - production of beef cattle and/areas of the world. producing ~ | noon, mostly halved at the close of| the current year's deficit at be-| Gains Halved [si°."he"\ts.% Stains By Closing Of Market taxes, In a recent interview, the 57-| TORONTO (CP)--After show- year-old minister said the gov-| ernment's most important task) is to solve the twin problems NET EARNINGS tnductein} eninge waral iiGUsTial gains were ing a moderate gain around| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Delnite Mines Ltd., year) hogs is possible in Nova Scotia! 'We have, in Nova Scotia, the fairly heavy trading Monday. jended Dec. 31: 1962, $310,660; | if' a better grassland manage-|potential for the production of} ment program is instituted, says grass and forage crops that| S..E. Lewis, deputy minister of} would be the envy of livestock agriculture. men everywhere in the worid. thousands of acres of land which until farmers . . land management must be insti- jtuted from one end of the prov- ince to the other." be grown "much of the crops to satisfy the feed requirements of} afl expanding livestock produc-| tion," jing population of Nova Scotia Nova Scotia imports from $10,-| (737,000 at last census from 642,- beef, pork and veal calves each} year. | " Mr, Lewis said 200,000 extrajthe science of agriculture have hogs, 50,000 extra head of beef|"a real job confronting them,|Interprovincial Pipe Line and cajtie and 30,000 veal calves are|if they are to meet the demands|Canada Malting, both up a neéded annually to meet the do-|which will be made upon their|point, BC Telephone, ahead % n and Dominion Bridge, up \%. méstic requirement. industry."" 000 shares of the stock at 10/ cents a share. An additional op-| : - | tion of 750,000 shares was 000,000 to $15,000,000 worth of!o99 10 years earlier) means that|granted for prices ranging from \farmers and those engaged inj15 to 30 cents a share. | fhe ; |1961, $200,250 Three active speculatives ac-) International Nickel Company jcounted for more than one-third! of Canada Ltd., 3 mos. ended +iOf the session's volume--Pur-|March 31: 1963, $25,025,000, 841 «. Y ; A dex with 1,039,000 shares, El| . Lying within the boundaries of "But," he added, "'this poten-|So) with 650,000 and Cusco witht Ga Pe PL the province are hundreds ofitia1 wil not be fully realized|9g4000, Purdex recorded the | Pato Consolidated Gold 1 . appreciate) jargest cha ith a d f could be made good through that a program of better grase-|ie sat _ =" Trop Of/ Dredging Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1962, $1,557,569, 44 cents a The large volume on El Sol/share; 1961, $905,143, 26 cents. cents. Leading industrials included| "This additional production wold mean millions of dollars tor the agricultural: economy.! DIVIDENDS FARMING AMONG BIGGEST | BY THE CANADIAN PRESS Nova Scotia agriculture pours) The Jockey Club Ltd., com- about $16,000,000. into the prov-/mon three cents, June 14, rec- inte's economy each year, andjord May 31; six per cent pfd. is one of its latgest single in-|15 cents, 544 per cent pfd. 13% dustries. cents, July 15, record June 28. Mr. Lewis said in a press re-| Loblaws Groceterias Co. Ltd., lease Nova Scotia has the dis-|first pfd. series B 40 cents, July tinction of being known as one!15, record June 12. RESULTS COUNT! sevice CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS i] * OSHAWA ~ PORT HOPE WHITBY ~ COBOURG BOWMANVILLE - SCARBORO Curtains, Drapes, Blankets, Rugs OSHAWA'S ONLY UNIONIZED SHOP 723-4631 50 MILL MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) Consult @ Member of the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board Tax Incentive Stress Expected In Budget of unemployment and too-slow|the new Parliament opening economic growth, \Thursday, will introduce this Mr, Gordon's other key deci-|spending budget as it was writ- sion involves spending policy--|ten, reserving the right to make the other side of the coin to tax)amendments later. policy, A sii When the last Parliament was|BUSINESS HANGING dissolved Feb, 6, the Conserva-|. The new Parliament also tive government hadn't yet pre-|faces some unfinished business sented the blue book of spend-|in the form of last year's spend- ing estimates for the 1963-64)!"g program. fiscal year. This had been pre-| The last Parliament didn't pared, but not yet printed in|get around to voting approval both English. and French ver-jof any of last year's spending sions. estimates, The government op- It's understood that the newjerated on temporary votes of Liberal government, early in money supply until Parliament US. Press Warm To PM's Meeting WASHINGTON (CP)--Prime,and his hints of a Yankee plot Minister Pearson's meeting/cost him the prime minister's with President. Kennedy at Hy-/post. annis Port, Mass., and the deci-| 'That relations between the sions they reached have been|U.S. and Canada are once more welcomed warmly by U.S./operating smoothly, with allow- newspapers. | jance for friendly differences, is| The Washington Star says in/not a triumph for diplomacy, It an editorial that looking at the|is merely a return to the nor- Cape Cod weekend meeting/malcy that we all want and ex-} from any angle, the-results are) pect." "encouragingly productive." | The New York Herald Trib-| "And why not? After all, ourjune suggests the new spirit of} fy adhe t are oe. Canada-U.S, accord is symbol-| wins, so to speak--geographic-| ,. : ally, politically, culturally, tem-|!2ed by the joint acceptance of peramentally and in terms of the old Franklin D, Roosevelt the military imperatives that|Summer mansion on Campo- bind us together for .better or|bello Island, N.B., as a place worse, inevitably. jfor fostering better cross-border "Certainly anything that|"elations. f would estrange or divide us| Differences remain, says The would be a sort of sin against|Herald Tribune, but these now nature." }can be approached in a neigh- Both The Star and the Balti-/borly spirit in contrast to the more Sun criticize former|recent 'narrow nationalism in Prime Minister Diefenbaker foric and plain stupidity ; y a failing to accept nuclear war-| anad a heads for Canadian defence|S0uth of the border." It wel- weapons. jcomed the Hyannis Port pledge The Sun says Diefenbaker's|for more frequent Canada-US hedging" on the defence issue|ronsultations. | fs bls through special Gover|woud. be time enough tor ap Hed, Run-lown Women, nor-General's warrants--a total $1,256,702,635 for the four months February-May. Mr. Pearson has indicated|spending program. It's likely that the new session will take|the government will ask for summer adjournment aboutjinterim spending authority to two months after it opens, and/tide it over until fall when the meet again in September to fin-/expenditures will come up for summer recess but not enough) Look io mirror! Has run-down time for passage of the new] Wan ster Yew lows that you vitamin 61, calcium, phos size costs little. Try Ostrex Ti to "iy restore ipern Poseg ' : @t ail drug stores everywhere. approval item by item, | OUR OFFICE HAS MOVED \ London Life has a new address in Oshawa. 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