Business Men Are Given >lenty Food For Thought

tomers. ! Mr, Sharp's speech to the Ca-

madian_ Club of Toronto trig- gered three main lines of specu- lation

hopes of meaningful tax cuts |

this year when he noted federal

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a pendaggare spending will be , while the provinces will be picking up a larger share of tax revenues? ; Secondly, did he mean _ the government is seriously consid- ering lifting the six-per-cent in- terest ceiling on bank loans when he said it plans to | competition among financial stitutions for the benefit of public? , .

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lcance — if any — of his saying Canada will have to ‘forego emia we tint tenis ing now” if it is to without ‘large ‘net ‘imports of Capital? Did it presage # return to the living-within - your-means jarguments of a few years ago?

iprising growth of the Canadian jeconomy in 1965. It not only said productivity

It labor will likely get worse- dur- ing the next five years, threat- ening Canada's continued pros- party unless remedial steps are

n, ,

" It called for a vast and im- mediate increase ‘in the ‘‘cru- cially important e edu- cation for both adults. and youngsters to improve ef: fectiveness ‘of the human role in productivity.

“There is at present .a general shortage of manpower with higher nal and skill qualifications,” it~ said.

“|... These deficiencies

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the supply of skills constitute | one of the major obstacles to be | overcome in achieving a satis- factory rate of improvement. in

justified as re- flecting a recent four-cent hike in the export price of copper to 42 cente (U.S.) by major world producers. ;

F i the increase, most wire and cable makers raised their prices from about six per cent on some Canadian General |Electric Co. products,to 15 per jcent on all copper products of Industrial. Wire and Cable Lid.

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* By KEN EMMOND WINNIPEG (CP). — Maunict- pal and provincial governments are co-operating in a drive to stimulate economic srowth in

‘southwestern Manitoba

WEST-MAN Regional Devel-

jopment Inc. is comprised of 62

municipalities with a total area of about 13,000 square miles. an@y"a population of more than

Purpose of the corporatioh 1» to study the region's; economic problems and _ potentials and to

ip municipalities — individu-

-lally and-collectively—with spe-

cifie projects.

Under provincial legislation, the Manitoba government will provide the corporation with téthnical and financial aid.

“Give the people the tools to

work with and they will go on.

from there,” said Ronald Kip; ney, senior consultant with provincial industry and com-

merce department. ~

Mr- Kinney said most of the corporation's work will be coll- centrated: in four, areas—indus-

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try and commerce, tourism, ag. | ricultiire and other resources, | ’

and. publicity.

WILL STUDY REGION WEST-MAN will study the re- gion to determine what new in- dustry could be Afitroduced and then help the municipalities, at- tract it te the area, ; Representatives from the Manitoba = agriculture. depart- ment will work closely with those of the industry and ‘com-

{merce department +o develop

opportunities for faimers

benefit from new ‘ndustry—for example, by providing raw—ma- terials or labor.

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nanced by an aifnial assessment |’

based on population”— 20 cents per capita in rural areas, 30 cents in villages and 40 cents in towns and the city of Brandon.

The Manitoba government will match these funds dollar’ for dollar and provide an additional $500 for each municipality the

first year. The 1966 budget is estimated at about $90,000

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| TORONTO (CP)—A Toronto showgirl! has traded in her costume for a prime, dress in her mew career as an evangelist. Edwina ‘Keller, who has used more stage names than she cares to remember during ker 15 years in show business, was ordained iast month as a minis-

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