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some 400 ‘miles northeast

owners Friday night and told at “two ministers were tfor some so truckers money" d u rt n g the ‘ they'd building . of the Hydro-Quebec ’backsides again two years later Borslmis power project. in the while hav

950s. The Bersimls power house is ‘its money

Montreal and the Union Na- gcies."

GOES 4 HOURS-

P. Q. resources minister

angry truckers

BATE COMEAU. Que. (CP)—:the mammoth project to in-‘Kennedy had forecast a reces- Rene Levesque. outspoken Que- diVld"3l truckers bee resources minister, faced an‘ angry crowd of 150 true!‘

because it sion for later this year “though ,‘would cost $350,000 more an- he's barely out of the last one." lnually for the next 2% years f ‘‘If the State get it. we‘re go- ~§ The resources minister said ling to get it Canada is going $350,000 would "and Quebec is going to get it.

find themselves on eir

~ DEFENDS POLICY

Hydro - Quebec wouldn't f k t r

e a cent more 0 W" or tment‘s policy of calling public

ltenders.

t “The day that principle is

in the

“If you‘ don‘t like our poll-

M. L s h ted T - 1- eve que 5 ou abandoned. I won't be

mean work onlv ‘to get it and the province of *

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come up since Shawinigan asked permission. Sept. 7. 1991. to go ahead with the project.

The department's remarks were contained tn a letter ‘to shawinigan from Resources Minister Relic Levesque. The reply from W F. Mainguy. president of Silawinigan. ‘also was made public.

Mr. Levesque said the elec- tricity needs of Shawintgan starting from 1965 can be met by a surplus of power from Aluminum Company of Canada in the Sagucnay region.

Mr. Mainguy- agreed that this lan average of more than 1.700 $86,065,936 from 877,936,887.

WlLL- SHOP -

lsonreo atpowor, atﬂrstoaa- tsroaaheIt!iel.'liO.‘lO-Illieaea

jsidered for 1962,65 only, could jbe used until 1965.

{9.s12.141.ono i‘ conversations gon Can. phonesi

OTTAWA (CPt—There were ;' 9.812.141.t)00 conversations on 3'Canadian telephones last year-

-revenues by eight per cent to

from $l95.702.053 In 1960. Net in-

in use. . , The Dominion Bureau at Sta- tistics reported todly that both the number of phones and the her of conv ons in- oreased by five per cent in 151. The 15 major telephone sys- tems in Canada Increased their

2 3

$644,z13.614 and expenses were up by five per cent to 9422.890; 645.

Net operating revenue was up 13 per cent to $221,322,969

come was up .10 per cent to

- -—- - 9.....-» _

tionale party was in power in ;"I hope you get your'dividends ' Quebec during its construction 'from Social Credit or perhaps. The project was completed in -the ' t prime minister) Diefen- l 1956 and cost $225,000,000. Hy» baker austerity program can: tll'0-Quebec is Crown-owned. isoive your problems." | Mr. Levesque told the St. , ' Lawrence River north shore ,w0N FEDERAL SEAT 3 truck owners that doctors and Bale C°m€8U is in Saguenay lawyers were operating truck ,TldlnE- 0“? 0‘ 25 °f Quebec,‘ 75 ﬂeets In the Bersimis construe ‘H°“5e 0‘ C°mm°“5 5"“ “’°“ by 3 mm Job_ the Social Credit party in the ‘ The resources minister made -lulne 13 federal “le°l'°“~ ‘

‘Trv to understand that you

government any more," stated.

Mr. Levesque said there had been “all sorts of pressures" for the government to hand the . latest Manicouagan contract to : a Baie Comeau firm rather than ‘ a Forestville. Que.. firm which bid S1.500.000 lower.

“If people don't want it any more. they'll vote against us in .

l—l 90 U3 &

llo

FOR 3 MINUTES . . . .

. . . as winners of Canada Packers and the Co-op Super Market's

”Shopping Marathons”

The First “Shopping Marathon" is now in full. swing and progresses until Saturday. The second

the statements during a heated

tracts on the giant $1.000.000.000 Manicouagan - 0utardes’power project. 130 miles north of this community. Bale Comeau is 220 miles northeast of Quebec City

THREATEN DELAY

The truckers have threatened to hold up the pro_iect if they do not get $0 per cent of the con tracts to haul cement to the consruction site.

"Hydro-Quebec Is not a social security system but a system to produce electricity," Mr. Le- vesque said.

Hydro-Quebec could not farm olli tl'anspol-lziiioli of celil-.-lit to

four-hour discussion following ' protests from the truckers over the awarding of trucking con-

- you'll have a great chance to

are part of a whole." Mr. Le- vesque said during the exchange of abuse and banter at the free- swinging shirt-sleeved meeting. ; '“Down there in Montreal there are guys dying of hunger o——it you're interested." Unemployed in the Rate Co- .meau area were victims of "ii ' eneral bad situation in the =

.whole of North America

Credit dividend and all stuff in 1964"

. ‘during a visit July 27-28 by Premier Jean Le- sage.

’‘If you think we're ll‘ l‘.-...'.ll

say so in l964." Elections are ' normally due in Quebec that P, Q, year. ~

“Riﬁht NW’-" Mt L9"F**<l'!° QUEBEC '(‘,Pl——The natural

added. '‘I couldn't give 8 CUTS? resources department said Fri- 5b°“l "ml? We're "l°l“3 °“" day that Shawinigan Water and b“5t- ‘ Power Company has consented v United States Prcsillcllt John to postpone zi lly(ll'o-electric de-

vclupliielll |)l'0jl‘(‘l on the Si. ‘Maurice River. ‘

“You'll have a damned fine, chance of voting for your Social i that

Mr. Levesque asked the men .to “use vour sense of respon-‘

August 4th.

that _\'(m can gather l~‘lil<3 I .'|lltI lllt‘ only rule tiupliclitioil of items

begins next Monday, July 30th, ends Saturday,

The Winner must answer Qualifying Question. The Two Winners Will Each Shop FREE at the Co-op for 3 minutes

it's simple . . . every Canada Packers product that

slips in either Ballot Box. in 3 minutes is YOURS

you buy at The ("to-op entitles you to be a con- W1.lI shop FREE on Thursday. testant. All Canada Packers products are on dis- Auauitmﬁngé isle seconllid will- play at the Co-op, so shop often —— and place your ’A‘;":ust ‘ Gm a‘;:;””wm°”d‘sh6p"

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volved harnessing of water at the llapide tics Coeurs and the Rapide du Lievre north of La Tuque. 85 miles northwest of Quebec.

Reasons for the decision, the

made ward in Ont.

Canada Packers and

.K.lTCHENEl=l. Ont. tCP'—An armless baby with small. mal- ' formed legs. a cleft palate and a probable congenital heart de- fect has been made a

County Children's Aid Socieiy.l Judge J. R. H. Kirkpatrick. in‘

handing down his ruling at a

family court hearing Thursday. .

said he was taking the step be- cause the two-month-old child would be difficult to care for and the strain might undermine the mother's health.

Judge Kirkpatrick allowed re- porters to att.end the hearing provided no names be made public.

The baby's father said outside the court he felt the child's mal- formation had something to do with pills his wife took during pregnancy.

DRUG WITHDRAWN .

A drug named thalidomide. withdrawn from use in Canada about six months ago. has been blamed for similar malforma- tion among babies whose mothers took the ti-anquillizer.

The parents agreed in court that they wished the agency to take care of the baby, their first.

Judge Kirkpatrick said he was making the wardship per- manent. However, the parents might apply to have the baby back if they wished.

Society director Wilson Hulls-

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