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Scptembn- ma GBA FINAL DAY results in next weeks herald Lloyd Marks mare honored A mare owned by Glen Williams horao breeder Lloyd Marks placed first in the Mare class and woo reserve champion mare at the Canadian Hunter Breeder horse show hosted by Samson farms In Hornby over the weekend Mr Marks a retired banker who has bred horses for IS years showed four hunters In Canada biggest breeding show and the final one beore the Winter Fair Approximately 319 exhibits some for the first time from Quebec entered horses In the show which for the first time was extended over two days Marks yearling Mac by a horse called Easy Doc out of a mare called ban Mr took second place In a Hunter Yearling Colt diss In the Hunter Foal class Marks foal Finn placed third HI It PEE WEE HOUSE I KTS Fronlrow Bob Dean Dave Brad Tyndall and Go row left to right Coach Earl Hi Dave Parent Mlkt Allan Janet and Coach Jim Mnckie CHAMPIONS OF THE TEE BALL HOUSE LEAGUE ALADDIN LIGHTING Front row left to right Michael Wallace Andrew Peebles Jimmy Wallace and Bobby Back row left to right coach Howie Lisa Howie David Wood Jeffrey Curtis Kelly Curtis Steven Mann Michael Tyler and Alan Bray OF THE TEE BALL HOUSE LEAGUE ARMSTRONG INSURANCE Front row left to right Steve Yeo Wayne McNIven Chris Hughes Chris and Karen OBrien Bock row left to right Connie Powers Mike Bray Wayne Snow Dave O Brien Coach Walt Jowett Steve Carolyn Paul Sim and Barry Happy Gang Misfits rule the roost The race for top spot in the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bawling League has thinned out somewhat as a result of lait week s play The Happy Gang and the Misfits rule the roost each team counting eight points have sole possession of third place with ox points while Something Different holds down fourth place with five points Three teams Saintly Six Mountaineers and the Drunken Drivers are tied for fifth place with four paints while Striking Six Is clinging to sixth place with three points The Happy Hookers the balls and the Spares each have compiled two points while the Misses and Team No 13 have yet to chalk up a point Sylvia Graham had the week High Triple rolling a total with single game high of Anna rolled a fine triple and Vcrna Prousc had a three game total Sylvia Graham again leads the pack for high average She Mary C Jones Is In second place with a solid average Betty Daniels has a 1BG mark while Mima Brown rounds out the top five she holds a 1B3 average Canada Posies Canada Remember Canadian Postal Rates Have Changed On September major postal rate changes came into effect But when you consider all the facts we think you II agree that the new rates are still a first class bargain Forone thing these rates have not been increased in over four years For another current postal rates in most Western countries exceed Canada s new postal rates Anyone using the Canadian postal service will find many changes in rates Letters or postcards up to 1 for delivery in Can ada change from to 104 as of September 1 and to 12 as of March 1 for delivery in Canada change from to as of Septem berl 1976 March 1 All greet mg cards should be sealed Rates for special services such as Registered Mail COD and Special Deliv ery Postal Insurance and Money Orders have also changed Major adjustments have been made in parcel rates to create a more equitable rate structure by relating the rates more closely to the distance travelled and the weight of the pa eel In some cases parcel rates have been reduced First class parcels over 1 lb and up to lbs receive our best service More than ever Parcel Post is the low cost way to reach any address in Canada The new Canadian Postal Rates deserve your attention When you post both letters and parcels check with your Postmaster and be sure of the proper rates Correct postage plus the Postal Code will give you better service CHAMPIONS OF THE GBA PEL HOUSE TORONTO DOMINION BANK Front row left bright DougSmlth David Wood Cameron La vers Glenn Schweyir Paul Blackwood Robbie Cook Bat Boy Back row left to right Coach Hugh Cook Miller Andy Carter Jamie Craig Bob Grasby Yves George Osborne and Coach Andy Carter Come and CURL at North Halton Golf Country Club New Facilities Curling Instruction Social Activities No Initiation Fee Curling membership gives you year round club privileges FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 8779901 Wag vs prices Whats happened in The and inflation program is nearly one year old The program was announced last October and the Inflation Act was passed by Parliament in December The goal was to create a fair and stable economic climate for all of us Guidelines were established for the control of profits incomes dividends and professional fees The federal government established a policy of spending restraint The provinces are supporting the program and are applying guidelines areas of provincial concern such as rents The target of the first year of the anti inflation program was to bnng inflation down from a rate of to or less This goal is going to be reached Still many Canadians are concerned about pnces and may feel in fact that pnees are aster their family incomes For most of us this is not the case The facts prove that since the start of the program most of us are better off than we were before because on average are keeping ahead of pnecs be added or subtracted depending on whether a group had kept up with or fallen behind cost of living increases before the program began More than half of the agreements and settlements reported to the Inflation Board have been within these anthmetic guidelines A gradual downward trend in wage increases has started and it should continue as more Canadians realize that because of declining inflation settling for less won hurt them The real gains Since the start of the anti inflation program the average Canadian has actually improved his or her buying power This is because lower wage increases along with lower pnee increases have resulted in a gain in real incomes The real gam is worked out by taking the actual increase in earnings and subtracting from it the effects of higher consumer Real incomes are the best measure of how we re doing of how we can manage to pay our bills at home By this real incomes were up 3 over last year Prices Last year sudden and price increases were happening all loo often By October Canadians had experienced 20 months of inflation of or more No one could be sure how far the dollar earned one day would stretch the next The inflation program was brought in to control the in pnees giving Canadians a better chance to plan and live within their family budgets Pnce increases have slowed down By August the annual rate of increase in the Consumer Index had dropped to 6 Although some pnce increases have to be expected this month and next 8 target will surely be met Wages The anti inflation program has also helped to restrain increases in wages and other incomes The Guidelines on compensation allow for a basic increase of plus 2 as a share of national productivity growth Another 2 can Before 5 noil ftfter earn cam da- Ma May com N VE ITS 36 30 Controls on both pnees and incomes are part of the reason why the inflation rate is dropping The co operation and hard work of most Canadians is the rest of the story We will soon be moving info the second year of the program with a goal of the rate to or less Working together we can reach this target too I Government Gouvernement of Canada Canada INFLATION PROGRAM YEAR ONE