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mier Bill Bennett is ‘shocked -

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Democratic ‘Harty ; will vote

against a’ bill which’: allows

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: the province borrowed, mon-

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against the way we're’ going:

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tion: short-term, ’, lower-inter-’

est ‘Treasury: Bills as a means of borrowing ‘money. |)).....,

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ey. was for political purposes

show that the previous. NDP

administration : had’ run up

most “affordable rates we can: got, nab: cotultting’ os us long term! to provide assis-

tance for" the. housing ‘and: ; mortgage. scheme.”

He attacked’ an NDP Job- creating program saying that Opposition Leader Dave Bar- rett’ was ‘committing future!

“borrow any amount of. pat : ws for any length of titae for

purpose.” ooo. said” Beinott’ nesded

the “borrowing authority” to. apaign’

finance his election promises which

total |.“ $1.6 billion while only having a borrow’ $250"

authority to million." i

‘Stupich: (NDP Nanaimo) said the former Social Credit government, headed* ca the premier’s father:W.

i, for § a “whole eae of ‘unnamed projects rather. than: providing it to

ach

10° ‘shame, * promise °” .

They have no plan, ‘they Have comimitm nit except to try’ erve jobs for them-

“By RON NORMAN. Editor-

: "The Area I fire department is primed’ and ready for. ac- tion. One firehall is complete and a second is in its. final tages, The crews have been trained, the captains chosen, and-even a ‘new crest has ‘been designed ‘for their at ‘kets 52

aes just one hiteh’ —

trucks.

\> Area I fire commission chairman Fred Bojey ‘said this week that the firm ’sele- cted to build three of the fire ‘department's.

recently went “into receiver- ship. ° =» King Seagrave | Lid!

> fire- department” ‘had’: the « chassis for the vehicles and the four-wheel drive unit for: Pass built: locally.

Bojey said the ‘departiient should know by’ tomorrow (Monday) if the firm idding.. to’ buy ‘Seagrave will ho

the’ department's contracts, If they don't, the department will ‘have: to! fin ‘another’.

LE tag tat have’ any fre rae Meanwhile, he sald the

four-wheel drive unit being built by an Abbotsford firmis ?'

: Young Justin’ Zimmer

ian ‘examines '

inning. pumpkin during the Fall Fair held

priz Saturday at Robson Hall. Over 140 exhibits were en- ~

tered in the fair which wos coo!

Women’s Institute.

re ed by he Robson “ceahewsPhota by Olone Strondberg |

about 75 per cent and should be ready within a month. -:

Delivery of the Seagrave...

vehicles had ‘been expected

by the’ beginning’ of October, ©

v. but Bojey said with their re-

drive pumper forthe! Tarrys *

hall and: $48,924 ‘for each: of ‘the two tankers — one slated for Tarrys and the other for ress Creek.

" However, : ‘those figures

ceivership, he “doesn’t ‘anti-

ciate) receiving the three

* until ©: the send» of © November" at the:earlieat.:}

Firemen , have already

moved into the new. pinetied

‘hall, and, are./¢3

xpected ; to move into the Pass Creek hall: within ‘the: next:few- weeks:

: VANCOUVER RCMP. are following up on ‘some 500 telephone: calls re- ceived since: they, released

a week

Vanicour Gp Fred Reichert aid nid Frideys “We've had in the neighbor- hood of 500 ‘calls'‘since the

ago of two men believed to be driving:a camper owned by

‘two of, six people: who. went

cmissing in wells’ Gray; pro- “Vincial hee

suspects | were*released and

of two:a

Supt. “Lyman. Fenachel

RCMP check leads on truck

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sence. of a dentist ssitng in

who is‘

the ‘RCMP investigation, said the

investigation was’a difficult ‘one and police are not releas- ing all the details.of their

we're fe up on all. of those,

ious areas of: Canada.”

_tipvinetl peliiciens woo UBCM

ty BRENDA DALGLISH recelveat: politely "but “eau! haley recovery and devel-

VANCOUVER :.(CP)°'

—, tiously by the municipal pol. opment | fund, that: would

‘With the’ eco of a pro- ‘iticians,” tempered “ his’ first: make $800. million available Bs ction - with i nal

the skepticism by: saying: hope the taxpayers of this province ean afford all the

} wneonditional’ revenue sharing ‘grants will remain at i

‘pre.’ provine : ‘occupation with the effects of ' dc

‘most vin ‘the’ next? ‘Bovern- iment. 4 But, the municipal and

Even Foley, whose, labor board position traditionally is neutral, ‘told del

ment practices, '. “You've got one big bus:

municipalities ‘should be run like businesses and_ineffi- efent» workers should be

straints, often aimed at the

~ worker,. surfaced .the final

“suggestions about how’ local”

governments. could stretch

their Lei dollars. *

day of the convention when a \few.. delegatesy complained “that no union 3 representatives were included on a panel that

that iness

one Wall Street type, two mayors and a business manager on the panel but you have no one from ‘the. workers,” Kamloops ‘alderman’ Howard Dack. “As long a8 we Keep to. that small perception I jon't. think we're going to solve’ the problem.”

Earlier delegates: ‘over- whelmingly passed a resolu-

don a2

Manage-

‘We've had calls from var.

said -

“We get to the point where

‘releasing more information is

counterproductive to the in- vestigation.”

In Kamloops, Insp. Victor Edwards said police have discounted one reported

‘sighting near Toronto of a

camper-truck thought to be- long to George. and Edith Bentley, whose bodies are believed among the remains found in the park almost two weeks ago. The remains were

thought to indlude those. of

Jac]

the |

the Royal Columbian Hos: pital: in’ New Sh Nace investigators sai

Shortly: after the bodies were ‘found, police distri- buted composite sketches of: two men, one fair-haired and the other dark and both speaking with French ac- cents.

The Bentleys and Tobuucss disappeared in mid-August after they met in the park:to continue ‘a camping outing.

Edwards said 10 RCMP officers are still combing the site where the burned car was found. He said police will not disclose the results of

4 ‘Johnson, son-inlaw. Rob- ert‘and the Johnsons’. two daughters, Janet and Karen. BODIES NOT IDENTIFIED

Farther efforts to positive- ly identify the remains have: been postponed until early October because of: the’ ab-

i of

‘shell, casings found in the

areaand possible lead frag- ments found on some of the bodies, 3

Police had said’ earlier bullet fragments had been found in at least one of the skulls {in the car: