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i take needed flexibil- the tax system. it said the party sider a recommenda. ined in the minority the Carter commis. uld have a corpora- a normal tax on its us a special 15-per. n profits it distributes Iders. stributions would not nd the 15-per-cent tax 1€ corporation would d to the extent that vidual sharenolder's ax rate was less than a past HEINTZMAN RENTAL PLAN ovel plan for parents o test their children's TODAY'S TOPIC B34 TAIT Premier John Robarts an- nounced yesterday a provin- cial election will be held Nov. 17, The Oshawa Times asked six persons which party would be successful. They said: Michael Boakes, 19, 33 Atha- baska St.: "I think the Pro- gressive Conservatives will make it. They had a big majority of seats in the last election, I think they will make it but I want the Lib- erals to get in. The PCs are not doing a good job and it will probably be a tight race. The Liberals will do quite well but they won't win." GLEN Lee Dove HOWE Max Case, 1010 Henry St., Whitby: 'I think Mr. Robarts' party will win, I don't think the Liberals have gained enough in the past to change places with the Conservatives but it will be a tight race. There seems to bea gradual shift toward the Liberal party. If Robarts held an election a year from now -- he wouldn't have got in." George Tait, 485 Emerald Ave.: "I think Robarts and his party will stay in. They're strong in . Ontario. They're not strong with me but they have the majority of seats. I think they MICHAEL BOAKES will get cut down a little. The NDP party will get a few more seats in the house." Gail Jordan, 18, 949 Simcoe St. N.: "I would like the Con- servatives to get in. Not for any. special reasons but I would just rather they got in. The family is Conservative." Glen Lee, an English teacher at Eastdale Collegiate: 'I would like to see the Con- servatives get back in again, The other parties have no ex- perience and little programs to offer.. The Liberal party couldn't form a government GAIL JORDAN MAX CASE and the NDP hasn't got the experience. The Conservatives have at least proven they can handle a government. I don't think the Conservative party has Japsed in its service to the province. We have the finest economical and edu- cational standards in Can- ada." Doug Howe, an FEast- dale Collegiate student: "I hope the Liberals get in be- cause they seem to know what's going on. They know what they're talking about, I don't like Medicare. The Lib- erals should get in." CONVENTION WHIRLPOOL STARTS \ TORONTO (CP) pool. reception pretty girls, cheers and automatic entourage. It was his first appearance leader Saturday. Mr. Hees lived up ing a high-style luncheon for press and workers at- which he net. So far Mr. kept the convention guessing as keep his job. He makes his own jentrance today, after he flies in from Ottawa, jmier Roblin gave their man a -- Candi- dates made big and 1ittle|promoted by the Roblin people splashes Tuesday as they vied) wasn't as big as the Hees peo- for votes in the Conservative|ple produced, but was just as leadership convention whi r1-| enthusiastic. swinging reputation by throw- said he would offer party Jead- er John Diefenbaker a senior place in any future Hees cabi-| Diefenbaker has to whether he will run or not to) corridors. Receptions, Big And Little | Welcome P @ Candidates |Liberal Leader Robert Nixon | uine Scottish accent. The crowd George Hees qualified as a CONTRAST EVIDENT big splasher by arriving at the main convention hotel in a dou- ; I ble-decker bus. The carefully-|Hamilton, who arrived at the included | front door in a taxi and walked n/in unnoticed. a All the serious at|Sought votes in a round of the convention, which picks a/hotel-room receptions that var- Their receptions contrasted with that for candidate Alvin contenders iously served coffee, liquor, ts his | Sandwiches, meals, handshakes and the beaming candidate. .|. Davie Fulton maintained his |low-key approach that included a visit to register as a delegate. One Fulton asset is a team of bright-eyed girls as ready with |a Fulton sticker as a smile. | Little hoopla surrounds | Michael Starr, sometimes seen jwalking alone through hotel | Mr. Starr, a Diefenbaker con- fidante and longtime supporter, |made his position clear as a Supporters of Manitoba Pre-| candidate, Saying he will run even if Mr. Diefenbaker does. LIE PMN oh THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 6, 1967 3 Robert Nixon | Opens Campaign | KINGSTON --_(CP)--Ontario| opened his election campaign| Tuesday by accusing the Con- servative government of '"'lean- ing on the Smith report for the hotel to register. No hoopla, crowds or head-turning activity. last four years as an excuse for, MACLEAN UNNOTICED é ; | Little has been seen or heard |" faking action on tax' around the hotel of John/teform. | Maclean of Brockville, Ont./ He told a news conference | {another candidate. here the recently-published | Someitmes the lack of hoopla report on provincial taxation, | area reine Santta yee radioed bra soverment | been fairly low-key to date, 2a erkcepaaaati group headed by| about 100 convention workers go°on'® accountant Lancelot) Smith, must be implemented in| held an hours-long strategy ses- full if a f it | sion Monday night in a show of Mie sa ee behind-the-scenes_ strength. as fg Teport sre imple-| Senator Wallace McCutcheon | ------------__._ | sometimes walks alone, but|/DX-- DX -- DX -- DX jmaintains a busy round of) | jappearances in _ convention BE WISE: ¢ | \hotels. Bu $ ECONOMIZE! bo FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? 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Heintzman will rent 'tractive, new small » months--if you de- urchase it, the six nt and cartage will be the purchase price. ce on Heintzman's hotel-arrival reception that) Donald Fleming made a sub-| Bealth. ear your dentist regularly lineluded a bagpiper with a gen-'dued first-appearance at the! Get FASTEETH a¢ all drug counters, iDX -- DX -- DX -- DX Sasso LL th Economists Urge Restraint TUL EYE KEPT BUSY MONTREAL (CP)--May Eb- |bitt Cutler of Montreal, Can-| ada's lone woman_ publisher, | with a series of seven books on | KF (7--_\ y y, ° t Terms. T Off t I fl t T d Expo 67 as her first venture, | COE ST. N Oo se n a 10n ren jhad to keep her eye on every | MCOE ST. N. laspect of preparation--from| 28-2921 TORONTO (CP)--A short -Jincrease spending in 1968, he|not to discourage it from exm-|conferring with the author on term policy of passive austerity | said. Spending estimates shonld|ing to Canada. The nation was|the book's contents to organiz- | appeared to be evolving Tues-|be given careful review and|facing a problem of attracting ing photographers: or artists to day within a committee on eco-/taxes should be studied. Goy- | costs and lower demands. handle illustrations and settling nomic development at thejernment programs should not; Mr. Kruger said the govern-|details of paper texture. Progressive Conservative lead-_| involve heavy expenditures. ment must be careful, however, | - aiaeeeeee ership convention. | Mr. Kruger agreed, but saidinot to over-compensate for The tone for restraint was set/he is more pessimistic. inflationary tendencies because by the two ecorfomists--Richard LOOKING FOR A i Pressures developed because of recent|foreseeable problems for about! have brought Canada to the|jong-term labor agreements |40 delegates, all working on the brink of recession. |providing for healthy pay|premise that a general election pris ls cle Nig by din, | ncreases. will be called next year. ng governmental spending; Tae labor force will continue|.. They suggested it may be dif-| eieregie bat ge Popa prejto expand. 'We've got the war/|ficult for politicians to go to the| edie: nee ee i car |baby boom in check by keeping |€lectorate with a story of aus- Hacometadstrae® were|them in school, but this ends|'erity and belt-tightening. : expected to be for mulate ay nis year and meet rear Dee | " today for forwarding to a gen-|Ple will be entering the labor eral plenary session Thursday. | free with high Sasitlvel eval Mr. Scott - Ram, forecasting) Mr. Kruger said the nation's . ; ee ; trouble ahead for the Canadian |€¢ pr jare being economy, said the federal goy-|@ssravated by actions that) ernment has over-extended|have frightened foreign invest-| itself in spending programs that/ment--Liberal Walter Gordon's | require heavy borrowing over task force promoting Canadian) the next two or three years. ownership, sensational reports | This year's federal budget was|dealing with the Carter royal extremely expansionary with --. i a | Vy -------- ] Mp THEN GO TO THE Tally-Ho Room Hotel Lancaster 27 KING ST. 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