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~~ @iestioned. said police. and investigations are contimuinz. “They get-ther fun and kicks by stealing a car early im the evening. driving it a

so that they shime gp fer some =

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time throech the dark waters Some cars are all but. wrecked frst :

Sct Marwe s2id # appears that the cars are moved along sletty and thes hefere reaching the drop-off point. 2 Steme ts put om the acceler- ater. cansimg the car te shont ahead and leap imto the air fer

taken frem the seaway by equipment that is used for dredcing im the waterway Ten of these have been turned over to imsurance companies and the other 11 have bees placed along the side of the canal ~

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few hours and then sendinc it from the andredzed lacorce

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Bertrand Marien of the OPP. dredemg and other machinery Lights of fats are left om there mrzht be difficult.

Senator N. Rattenbury Sees Policies Aimed At Maritimes

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wick’ said the government's lez- opment Board islattve program contains con- taquac power crete measuring relating direct- tidal power projects ly toe “fundamental require- Bay and i ments” of the economy of .the necto area.

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Throne Speech debate that the and national government has “recognized the should be on nature of social and economi¢ it was for railways problems. which have so long era. . jbeen with us” and proposed “en- “In this connection lightered measures te deal with menticn the them.” weather

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what we have in the best way. the less of “ence ma which can. if properly done. markets and the overcome many of the aimoest certain resources and immovable readblorks we have ing character of market faced m-the past.” mands ™ ;

Bilingualism Commission

‘Already Costs $1,653,316

OTTAWA ‘CP — The reval This woul? add up te s cost commussion on bilingualism and well above %$4.090.000 biculturalism has cost the trea’ The return for Mr Coates sury $1.453.316 since it was ap said the 10 commissioners re pointed in July, 1953. the Com- ceived $23i.333 up to March 31 mons has been informed im honoraria and living and tra- A return tabled for Robert C_ vel expenses

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the $3.000.900 cost of the 1999-463 tual travel expenses Glassco reyal commission on LARGEST PAYMENTS In addition to actual expem- chairman Andre Laurendeau. situres of $1.653.316 up te Marck with $39.650_ and commissioner 31. the bilimzualism commission Jean-Louis Gagnon of Montreal. has submitted spending esti- with $39.37 The other cochair- mates, of $2.485.000 for the 19S man. Davidson Duntoe of Of fiscal year and more funds tawa. received $24.216 likely will be needed to com- Payments te the other com plete the inquiry im 1966-67 missioners were as follows:

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