. “ L | a lpretty well. both from my en | * . ahs suave ape # mez.oemetrnctve | The Guardian - The Evening Patriot Page 7-A : eee - £ TTT” | periences. as “a holiday-maker Economics 18 theme - [suggestions | & ~ and im an official capacity on pas sas . " | He has developed a 8-point gas for farm outs plus a we | CHICAGO Bee: Miateatiin oan IY Manitoba élection it''s ‘mente con te nem : -+---—— — i “Tt often think of our debt to t gram for farms J t “Canada for receiving and train: I aces ae va e. a Liberals: nd ae Dome. ores ee . . “sq, ing so many Norwegian fighter G (CPi-E a previous a3 crajs have scored the ‘govern-|Nations]) 4H Congress wes : ; pilots at Camp Little Norway WINNIPEG es a a - ‘and no future,” he says. “They nounced programs. - ment for failing to help farm-|probably the greatest. highlight jduring the last war.’ ae theme is Thursday's Man. nvest In places where they can Mr. Paulley,; a moderate so- ers cope with higher, cost of in the 4H careers of these 10 Oftedal says Canada’s pre® toba election, with sharp dis. “0% #94 make money.’ ' \elalist active in the CCF and production. The New Demo- young Canadians. As the week itige’ is high in Norway, there agreement whether the prov Liberal Gil Molgat, 39, a bus NDP since 1932, advocates pay- crete propase prise guarantees | progressed ifwas. quite evident jare no problems in bilateral te ince ig Western Canada’s poor nessman and leader of the 13 me tor ov topge nig amroperts ered: ee that they were gaining more coo an almont Mdentcal way Sister or its glass-slippered Cin- member Opposition, says eCO jo, RB ypener with Caliiees esta ‘confidence in themselves a.n@ ~ fof life. derella. » Romie stagnazon is, resulting tn | enue : | DODGED TAXES, FINED (were quite inspired by the em. -

His first task as ampdssador Premier Duff Roblin. whose iow wages, residents moving|. Mr. Roblin has announced TORONTO (CP)—Six former Pétience as they observed -¢H

2 be to prepare for Exoo 47, ies se gare — orvive Sov. away and Manitoba falling be |that hé’ll hold a special session executives “of a Toronto com. ‘¢lesates im action presiding at . 'the Montre. Id’s' fair in ernment a n in power for hind the western provinces. diseuse- ee | which ee ‘oa = Den ¢Cight years and held 36 of 57 Mr. Roblin, 49, answers this |elected, to discuss revision in a $8,745 on charges of income tax loa tok past te sua = mark -will be represented. by a S¢at8 at dissotution, - predicts charge by referring to an- school tax rebate program, evasion. The largest fine, $4,050, ltours, met Federal and State ex-

of the legislature, if he is re- pany have been fined a total ot ee arene sak ona ‘Seas

® | joint pavi Manitoba's industrial in- nouncements earlier this year |medical care and changes in was imposed Friday* on Roy L.| sinese *. p — <— vestment will climb 44 per cent that the province plans a $325,- ltax on gasoline used in farm Calhoun, former president and | gyal macy a & NICKNAME OLD ~ this year—double the national o9.000 hydro development and trucks. managing director of Roscoe! 17 funds were available it | ; average. . a Swisé firm plans to estabiisd | Liberals long have advocated Metal Products, Ltd. All six|would seem from the reactions _ | The aickname “Paddy” is de “Penpie “don't teveet ‘n a 8 pulp. and paper industry. allowing farmers to use tax- have paid the back taxes and lof this first delegation, that the Tived from the Old Irish form place that is going downhi!! | The premier has scored appe- ‘free gecoline in farm trucks the interest on « the court was laward —— be definitely con- of Patrick, “Padraig.” where there is no opportunity sition Parties for tition parties for_negative attl |Mr. Me atti (Mr. M t proposes a ry

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| __ $42,000; a world record price, last month_ sale at- Oak Ridge Farm, owned by-R. R. & prominent Ontario businessman. Russel Rown- tice _ tree, LEFT, and Robert Lowe, with white hat, ~ were the purchasers. Others LEFT to RIGHT are Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Rowntree with Tommy j . _ by ABC Reflection Sovereign, one of Canada’s |f*ated by Gundersen. La best known’ Holstein bulls. He is now dead but his | decision back in ” he says ~ semen is\still being used. The Oak Ridge herd |of his choice of a diplomatic

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