* ipeechs. ‘earlict in. the aay

memories - and his” before: subdued ‘erowds , In’:
; -conimnitment to public life, “Prince. .. ‘George. “, and,
* delivered "an. . emotion- : Mackenzie lacked | any ring,! ’
* packed: - speech. Monday | seenied-. buoyed . at. being’:
night'as:he jirged the” re || “home. ton ‘Valley’? wand. |
_ election May ' Sof “our: litle. “used ‘the: apportunity. to.
Hovernment,”” . - Feminisce “briefly, “about ~
Hil face was flusti and he’. Social Credit, ‘the party his:

= _ fought: back tears- at one »

thedy- ‘Blovings and. came:
together, ° iiade’' misthkes ;

“our government today are

“ut had a lot of vislon and a W
lot of guts,” he said.
“The people we have in wictary”

“thei same. We share the: ©

_bame'. ‘dream | *- of - Bennett... -seoffed oe
‘opportualy. Bd suggestions” ~that’
-He chastized the NDP. for

making: promises that can,

After * ae speech, the Febru
normaily- restrained Palle

| Wage ;: , Pestraint
“Tesla et up: in
» 1962, to control »
r pay inereases.

° premiter whose.

semotlon... WAS . something. revereace for the ‘program.’ * demands. that. we havea” {:.
new, saying. that’ he has” seemed to double ‘when . ‘province in. which business - ;

“businesses ©

a 7 ‘opportunity for. growth.

"father, We: re GC. ‘Bennett; -

» point: i he ‘alternated’ | - headed while premier. of ©

‘never be ‘fulfilled and: for

"always been emotional and. NDP. Leader Dave Barrett

between ~ an evangelical BE. for 29 years from 1963

~ pounding of the lectura ‘for! |
_. Cmphasis and a reflective .

FI aN RR ET OE I a En OR Ae ST

ED ONTON. (cry ~ ~The ;
union. whose members once
chased © Premier “Peter.
Lougheed’s:. “limousine

. SCNOBS An. alrport : tarmac

the .. Alberta goverment
Monday an attempt to ban:
strikes in ; hospitals is.
doomed to failure. -

“We. will never give up,”
Margaret Ethler, president |,
- of United Nurses of Alberta,

“Teglalation:- fs)
completely opposed by
_ United Nurses of: Alberta.”

emma
0 ya of hearings on i a
proposed bil to ban hospital, °

The Canadian navy has
become ‘Such a farce that .
the fleet of tugs operated by
the company ‘he ‘once:
- headed” ‘could easily sink It
in - Halifax :. harbor,
.. Progressive. Conservative
leadership contender Brian
Mulroney said Monday.

-. Conservative ”
- goverimece urider “his
leadership would upgrade |
. the. Canadian Forces, the
former prealdent of Iron
Ore Co. of Canada saldon a
campaign stop in Halifax, a

- flee Claes ar’ ‘ata at hore, !"~
said Mulroney,’ adding that
mder- Prime Minister
Trudeau, “Canada spends
less’ per capita on national
defence than Luxembourg.”

He disagreed with a claim
last week by Roch LaSalle,
‘Joe - Glark's’. campaign
organizer, that’ Mulroney —
forces -have effectively lost
the race by failing to sweep
* Quebec In the : _ delegate-.

” Montreal

commanding lead over the:
nearest’: candidate in his
homie provinces. .
While Clark and Mulroney
are generally considered to -
be far-ahead of the other
-candidates at this stage, the

‘numbers’ of’ committed -
‘ delegates are -Baspect.
Delegates are expresiing as
personal preference and are
not committed to vote for a
particular candidate on ‘any.
- ballot |. a

.- Clark said: in St.
Catherines,‘ Ont. the
injuries, suffered within the .
federal . party during its. .
January. convention = in’
Winnipeg must be healed .-
tor the sake of the country,

_ The Winnipeg meeting —
at. which Clark called a
leadership convention after
recelying support, from
about. two-thirds of
‘delegates — was a source of
“vulnerability and disunity to
the party, Clark told a’.
Conservative gathering. :

But Clark attempted to
dispel ‘doubts about the
party's s stability In the face, h
of the - hotly contested...
leadership campaign. The,
campaign is simply part of
the process that will deliver '
Canada, from the worst |:

government in ita. history, a

he éald.-

| Conservatives. have - a.

sense of Canada as a place.

for the fiture, said Clark,

while.” the governing.
Liberals have reached a
polnt where no one belleves
i them.

« Clark's” _ wife, Maureen .
MeTesr, ‘was given. an-
apology of sorts in her home.
riding of Ottdwa-Catleton
after she was-called a “2.

_ Tory” Mast month by Jeff

amid cries of “chicken” told > -

‘Trudeau |

_tltary panies reer

2 “strikes | ‘and impose: new: -
: arbitration rules on hospital
. Workers, : police officers,
~firefighters and provincial ‘

civil servants;

"the hearings ate being

“held. by. the ‘legislature's

public affairs committee;

which . consists of all 7.
..- altting members. et

Simon. Renouf,. executive
director of the .

the: - Progressive  ”
Conservative government js
“Fumping into bed with the

Liberals” by attempting. to
impose “a disgulsed form of
. Wage controls. 7; —_

wee

prealdent.

McTeer was, attending a1 an

‘ Ottawa ‘meting in ~ that

riding’ in which ..the : four:

delegates. ‘chosen for the

‘Clark;
Riding -.
Scott Morrison’ sald other
members ‘of .- - the
assoclation’s executive do
not agree with Slater's
:eriticlam of Conservatives
who have joined the party in
ONE *

sent a letter. of ; apology
which ‘was read at the
meeting.

Ontario Premier Willam |. p:
Davis. delivered & speech
that some “advisers say

could set the tone -for his
entry: into the leadership
race.

Davis, whi again warned 7
‘hehas no plats toran, told a

Toronto’. audience “of his

" vislon for Canada ‘and how .

current problems ’ can ‘he.
- awiier "says.
West Fraser is looking towards other markets beside the
_ Japanese. They plan to ship. green cargo of. spruce, pine

molved) ee
Party spokesmen ‘say. he
is still waveting and: many

‘say he’ Wil” walt until

‘Sunday's ‘deadline for the ..
Selection of delegates to the

convention before making a,
formal assessment, of his
chances for the leadership.

10,500-_”
* member nurses’ union, sald
told a’ silent legislature. .
Thin’.

six-and.- five.

+ wieé-president-

He said the result will be

. staff shortages, low morale’
‘and. “periodic strikes . in
Alberta's hospital system.

, “Authoritarian methods

simply, will not work when .

you're dealing with, that

‘many people.

“Tf - the - * government:

‘ chooses confrontation, as it
- has chosen in the past and it
Js apparently willing to do -

again with Bill 44, then

confrontation is precisely .

what it is going to get."”. -
The union has been on

- strike three times in the last

aix years, earning what It
- described as

Davie’ decision witl come |
between Sunday and mjd-

have surveyed delegates,

said Ontario party president. .
‘. David McFadden.

June leadership convention...
+1 Ottawa anid they support:

‘The’ list of leadership.

: Candidates lengthened to 14
~a8 @ London, Qat., political

activist’ announced — her
intention torun. . ~~

feverse historic:
* inequities.

_ the 1960: strike,

revenge, .

woe ..

~ Mulroney: calls navy. a farce -

Slater, riding-assoclation

"increases of one per cent a

year higher’ “than average

“The airpoit incident took’
place ‘in Lethbridge during

Lougheed ‘went out of: his.

_Falsing false expectationsin ‘ ‘sometimes’ it ‘just shows ° committed "himself: - last . “feels welcome. There willbe | . Get tham and spend them ai Jeans North and —
the’. minds of. British more," He eaid his remarks "week to Phasing jt-out,.said no money from aneconomy | Workwear World...they’re “‘as good as gold"
Citumblene ot _ simply -reflected his strong’ such a move: would take the ' that . instead . of being " -e WORKWEAR :
. “Going Into public life is a sense of responsibility to the ; lid off'selary increases and . buoyant will be stagnant.” sa “AN WORLD |:
; ‘oe a a pornce. =: : ', esult in increased taxation - He told the crowd ‘the “Skwena Mall Shown Mall
ty t was’ ~ In. his. speech, Bennett: that will delve away new, “options are clear in the "Terrace me
_fbrurten ne early in life, Tt. y new, election. — stay. on a- 4635-5845 —Prince Rupert & Terrace only.

- continued to flail away: vat _ business and industry.

/$ to fight ban

outsmarted by a - bunch of:
women. But ‘let's’ not’.

“for Alberta in an attempt to pretend it had anythitig. to
wage | do with a concern: for. the,

* pblie” ; oy
The: ban’ on “hospital

- strikes represents only part.

of the ‘government's: bill:

-when.. Which Labor Minister Les.

Young has said: he “wants”

way to avold. meeting _ Pagsed by the end.of spring. :

nurses face to face.

The. new rules’ would”
“require arbitrators | to take

Last year's atrike. led to: « into account factors - like
arbitrated. ‘wage increases . :government fiscal ‘polly

of more than 20 per cent.

‘Bill 441s the government’s |

“Lougheed's, -hoys - "don't
take Kindly to being

’

MPs on the same level phe

; ‘the prime minister, and” sald -
- May when his supporters removing all ‘unilateral _ executive, director of: the -

decision-making * powers“
from the prime - minister's ©
office, ;

‘Leadership
John . Crosbie . sald _
Lethbridge; Alta.,

decision by Davis to enter

“ when making wage awards,
There are also new:

~ Ethier - . said. - Penallles, One would allow

employers to stop deduction ©
* of union dues for as long as
six arin whenever. they.

“The . “potential tar

‘. . capricious or malicious use:

Of this section is obvigus,” :
Larry: Haiven,

3,700-member.. Health -
’ Sclences. Association of
Alberta

+ But’. _preaident
. Chamber of Commerce said

-the section ‘on deductions is.
“entirely. Jogical and: thus .

Denise’ Sweeney Seguin, . ‘the race could mean trouble. welcom:

83, who once declared hor |
intention | to. .ssek the -

leadership of the federal .

“Uberal party, ‘said she. will.”
~ roi ‘on x:
3 os nt ‘plattar ‘on: Penland th “en rithe ' ie ety "
‘country © on business and

paren

Seguin seid her campalga -
would centre on the equality -
of all. Canadians,” pecina

“Howard

tie“ ‘only!

for other hopefuls.

“‘Thechamber was the only .

non-union © group. at. the ©

- Clark-and some others committee hearing Monday

have said Davis would have -

vadtly

Crosble “disagreed: ‘saying: fl

-would be a major carididate
Af he enters. "

. nee from page 1

refuted

‘be.ubed to modify the planer mill and kilns.

Johnson ‘SAYS the new Skeena mill will reset its blades
when’ necessary to cut for the Japanese market, but mostly
it will be cutting tothe Canadian Lumber Standards,

- “Our ‘basic thrust is to ‘become an ' effective, high
production, ‘high recovery, low cost “operation,” the new |

and fir on cargo ships either ‘gut of Kitimat or Prince Rupert ;

‘to the Adantic seaboard market.

A: company press - release states “the mill will be .
operating on a steady basis: and will maximize lumber —
production from the timber resouce while providing for the

direct chipping of logs not guitablf for luraber production.” |

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Saskatchewan and said it
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A As an Important member of the new N. D. P. Government: Frank,
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