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L ON NORTHERN CAMPAIGN TRAIL Robarts Incentive Upstage Other Leaders By THE CANADIAN PRESS | "The areas upon which we nals i will concentrate are the slow > rs igned in northern growth s Ontario Tuesday for the Oct "Gales ant Goes [Ontario Treasurer Calls | PLAYS TENNIS WITH MICHENER = Ti Slits Tis wenoér. font 28/1907" 3 Grants For Sensibl Manitoulin Island Liberals e e Ps p M d Pp l t countered last week with a res- e Taxation earson iNviade roultics ope aoe and lead the party "through the CHATHAM, Ont. (CP) -- It's|mented, would ease educational next and succeeding general time to put the lid on taxes Selita for the Ontario home - Appear Easy On Tour elections." establish a sensible taxation|owner by 60 per cent, but would Their MP, elected in 1948 and ees level geared to provincial and cost $1.2 billion dollars by 1975, seldom more popular, replied he first five years. The fotalinational prosperity, Ontario he said. | OTTAWA (CP)--Lester B.jhe will be Liberal leader untilinas become noticeable In Liher.| !2ctfully: amount of the loan will be for--Treasurer Charles §. Mac-| He said early approval by the Pearson looked down at blue-|at least November, 1968, ' 2 "You can say that I said 'yes' given at the end of the sixth)Naughton said Tuesday night . Ontario government of twoleyed John Prior during a picnic} The party's next biennial con- al front ranks as the question of before I read it. Don't hold that } .17/Northern Ontario and the pock-|year if the com h i ith] i i inister's North ion is due th dj a potential successor opens i ' rovincial electi i ; , : pany has Mr. MacNaughton spoke to a recommendations of the Smith/in the prime minister's North-|vention is due then and it could | ' Ss pens, against me." daa fe ee an de remained in the area and per- nominating ceaveatleg at which! Report definitely 8 not an/ern Ontario riding of Algoma | set the stage for a leadership errr oere en cA AC te a Ba with his announcement of Eligible are ecoatary sai -- patient ill b ee et Cone Troger: ore green to relieve a ae Tan lk as well jag Senge eR is that Mr. 4 incentive grants to 7 ae doa je new program wi @\sive Conservatives picked W niario decidec rele z 7 : ; industrial Mou caine? again Pani ces cages administered by the _Ontario| Darcy MecKeough, minister!ocal municipalities of justice) when I reach 93." fe : dade would = this Povo OSHAWA HOME SHOW growth areas. ae 'eting. fonititine| Development Corporation, anjwithout portfolio, as their can-/administration costs and to) Mr. Pearson very well may.|by announcing his retirement Trip To Bermuda WIN The Prockeosive © a additions to existing facilities|arm of the development of eco-|didate for the Oct. 17. provin- introduce the $2,000 basic shel-| At 70, he shows little wear and/plans, allowing a leadership) Pee ovemise toll . ib bag del jo Sag frie: logue ifori nomics and development. cial election. : ter exemption grant because it tear. Robust, wry, a bit grand-| -- at the November con-¢@ Winning Numbers: ; effectively s j i | ' icking|Ve ; William the government willloccupancy level in 'isell tort ANNOUNCES BIG CROP | Mr. MacNaughton told the von ees ea er i oe was pit A certain amount of elbowing 298 be i hae program immedi- establishments. | Speaking earlier in Kenora, convention bhbe of an 80 0) sales taxes e04 | visit to Algoma Fast last work. = 1748 re-elected. Incentive) Payments will be in the form|the premier announced Indians/Pet cent provincial grant on! ' é i | Earlier thi ] payments of up to $500,000 willlof five-year, interest-free loans. |in the area were bringing in the education costs are, in effect, . The two measur **4136-000,000 aside the affairs of state to pair| Need An Oil Furnace? | 3735 be made to manufacturing and|One-tenth of the loan will be largest wild rice crop in the f@voring higher taxes. annually, but normal growth|with Governor-General Mich- CALL 4 PRIZE MUST BE CLAIMED BY SEPT. 25th tourist industries, __forgiven at the end of each of area's history. He said the crop| Recommendations on the/should provide the additional ener, who is a trim 67, in a PERRY | Holders Of the ebove numbers please contact ~~ would bring about $1,000,000 to Smith Report, if fully imple-!tax income required. fast-paced tennis match on the | OSHAWA HOME SHOW OFFICE npepaa ont oesenicaiesa Ie Dis idea kU rACeaIa NS aca ------| Government House courts, | 723-3443 The premier also said the Robichaud Lauds Growth, "02,204. the biology department of Lake-| Bookies Betting Heavily |Greece and Fit.-Lt. Marc Lan- ges PC Leader Says Retarded 'ss iv it's On Name F year to year. FREDERICTON (CP) -- Lib-,Robichaud's basic appeal for Donald C. MacDonald, New eral Premier Louis Robichaud| another mandate. Democratic Party Chief, told a) GLASGOW (Reuters) hails New Brunswick's eco-| Mr. Robichaud, the second news conference Tuesday after- Bookmakers today kept a clone | World War. nomic growth in the last seven Acadian premier of New Bruns- noon in S tas J cate Mi» * . dropped the second 4-6. eye nad Baits : s n Sudbury an NDP goy-|watch on Queen Elizabeth as; Cunard line boasted a host of 4 meat years as the greatest in its his- wick, says the program best/ernment would enact legislation|she prepared to reveal one of|superlatives for the new vessel, With arch-rival John Diefen- SUPERMARKET tory. Progressive Conservative| provides universal services to f Leader J.C. Van Horne calls rich and poor. alike ici j , ' , i ; jp Opposition, Mike Pearson's ¢ s : pay full municipal taxes instead;name of Cunard's new transat-| 1. The biggest passenger ship oor the province the most retarded' Mr. Van Horne, fluently bilin-\of jovi i | i xury line jto navigate both th ie ol a ad WEEKEND PECIAL is Canada, ; y of enjoying their current! lantic luxury liner. navig, both the Suez and specilation. @ I orcing mining companies to|Britain's best kept secrets--t gual like the premier, says the exemption. The Queen was scheduled Mr. Robichaud points out that|program is dictatorial, -calis 200 industries worth $400,000,000\"for a return to democracy" He also scolded Dr. Morton Shulman, NDP candidate in the |' liner. today at Glasgow's| have settled in the province|and promises better tourist, Toronto riding of High Park for Clydeside dockyards, g since the Liberals took office in industrial and resources devel- 1960. opment. Mr. Van Horne maintains, New Brunswick requires a sur- SEE vival kit of at least another, Mr. Currie, one of three NDP/because the problems he out-/jatier is on her last round trip ered by three boilers. 144% King St. East $100,000,000 in annual aid from Candidates, expects the election|lined have to be recognized between Southampton, England,| The company added that : Ottawa. to be a personality showdown) before they can be solved. and Ney York after being sold Computers would control much 723-2721 PORK BUTTS LEAN--MEATY LB 49¢ Jack Currie, provincial leader|between Mr. Van Horne and Liberal leader Robert Nixonias a museum and touris tio the ship's activities, . Be ne of the New Democratic Party) Mr. Robichaud. said in an interview in Espano-|attraction to the City of Long |= describing the area as a slum. he liner, now known only Mr. MacDonald said Dr. Shul-| famous queens--the Queen El says the cure-all is replacement, 'Our supporters," he says, Ja that if elected a Liberal gov-| Beach, Calif. of the old line parties by his \84Ve us reason to understand party that they had no more cause to industry to install anti - These are the divergent polit- be satisfied with the old party tion equipment, ical viewpoints given the more|Policy on the provincial level than 280,000 voters eligible for|than they had on the federal the polls in the provincial glec- level." ; tion Oct, 23. ' The NDP did not contest the 1963 election and has never held TEST FOR PROGRAM a seat in New Brunswick. For Levesque Rejection th The election -- third in seven|that matter, only one other years--not only will select ajparty has ever been successful government but will makejin New Brunswick. The United|Eric Kierans, president of the guest at the launching cere- rnment would lend funds to Gjasgow bookies quoting od sel would have a royal name. Kierans Predicts MARGARET FAVORED TTP f a MONTEBELLO, Que. (CP)-- the Queen's sister as a surpri known the public's attitude|Farmers landed seven seats in Quebec Liberal Federation, mony. toward the controversial Pro-!1920, but disappeared by 1925. P. gram of Equal Opportunity There will be six more seats tl made effective Jan. 1. in this election--Bathurst,|W It transferred to the province Edmundston, Campbellton, | call for an independent Quebec. from municipalities all major Saint John, Fredericton and services, abolished county coun-| Moncton--for a total of 58. a cils and based real estate| In 1963, the Liberals won 32 C redicted Tuesday night that 1e «provincial Liberal party vill not accept Rene Leves os 4 naar bp ig boil John Brown Shipyards whe The Liberal party believes in| christen and launch the 58,000-| 2. The biggest passenger liner T as | 1961; Q4, was built to replace the two) 3. The fastest win-screw pas- A, E. JOHNSON, 0.D. 1 iz-|senger ship ever launched with: id SHOWDOWN man was "partly right' | sheth and the Queen Mary. The|two six-bladed propellers pow- | OPTOMETRIST LB. i pollu- for the Q4's name placed Win- ston Churchill as favorite. But there was speculation the ves- EARLY -- FALL PICNIC SHOULDERS LB. 37° e second favored name when late announcement included | Princess Margaret became CONVERSION oF . o FLAKE | INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY VALUE INTO CANADIAN ee Shaky ae se] DOLLars. COFFEE ion i LARD 4 ss. 1.00 VALUABLE SUPERB OZ. e gaged gig PERSIAN RUGS ascou -- Pairs ~~ the Queen liners were con- OF RARE ORIGINS BUTTER LB. 66° year-old King Constantine of Their opponents were 29. | DAY OR NIGHT i$ 67 KING EAST OSHAWA dry, 27, aide-de-camp to Mr. re |Michener and a former junior tennis champion. y | or ew | The Pearson-Michener combi- nation, which dates back to --istructed before the Second | their varsity days in the 1920s, won the first set 6-3 and he|saying it would be: baker no longer leading the to| Panama canals; : : Despite some retirement launched anywhere in the world hints early this ican aides say. |Since the France was built in ° MEAT DEPT. ° is IMPORTANT BACON LUCAS--SUPER VALUE ; is 79¢ | PUBLIC AUCTION e GROCERIES e re 2 nacs89" strong Quebec and a united anada, he said in an_ iter- LOOKING FOR A assessments on what the gov-|seats, 12 more than the Con-| view. | COMMFORTABLE QUIET ernment termed market value.|servatives. Monday, Mr. Levesque, a for- Tax rate is $1.50 per $100 of, At dissolution Sept, 8, house mer Quebec cabinet -mniniaths RENDEZVOUS DOWTOWN? assessment. jstanding was Liberals 30, Con- and still Liberal MLA for Lau-| THEN GO TO THE The program has been Mr.|servatives 21, vacant 1, rier, at a party meeting out-| li ned plans for a new Canadian) Tally-Ho Room artnership made up of two 27 KING ST, WEST Study Shows Grass-Roots sisi, vaca ¥s| Motel Lancaster annual convention. dopt the proposal at their includin: en ilk @ 'ashens, Ispah aims, e Teaieds Wel ond Sh Oaseme, Keshace, lnshne, Nstan, > Ooo ° Bee. ° = AS WELL AS RARE NOMADIC ITEMS. CABBAGE ine size aes KOTEX nec. 322 43° Loristen, Lurs, Kirman Afshers, Balouchistan, Kurdistan and | COLGATE'S REG, 1.19 Tit veuable imported Panes Ba for in sterling agp Bota TOMATOES cker 69° DENTAL CREME 1.05 | POTATOES HAND LOTION AUCTIONED AT MACKIE'S VAN & STORAGE LTD. 7 Delegates Chose Roblin TORONTO (CP)-- The Globe;machines where rank - and - and Mail says in a copyright|file delegates voted -- those story that an examination ofjelected by local Conservative individual voting - machinejassociations in the 264 federal totals from the Progressive}constituencies -- gave a differ- Conservative convention indi-jent answer than did the fifth cates that the so-called grass -|ballot results: '559 for Mr. roots delegates would have{Roblin to 561 for Mr. Stan- elected Premier Duff Roblin of field." Manitoba. 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