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_ By. GREG ARMSTRONG - .
Canadian Press Staff Writer. oe
: Deferice Minister Leo Cadieux announced reductions i in the e strength.

of the Canadian forces and changes
Canadian land and air forces in

from a present. strength of 9,800 by next fall and Canada will relin-
‘quish its nuclear=strike role now held by its air division in Europe. |

The aircraft carrier Bonaventure and. the: escort :
ship Cape Scott will go: out ‘of service ‘in 1970 and all of Canada’s

remaining Atlantic forces will | be
gency...

The three well-known infantry regiments will be dropped from the
The Canadian Guards, the Queen’s Own-Rifles of
Canada and the Black Watch’ Royal Highland Regiment of Canada,

regular force;

.No major changes were. made
in Canda’s air. defence forces.
This means that while Canada
drops its European nuclear role, ~

| dt retains its North American nu-.

clear capability. ° .
“The. supreme . Allied com-=
mander Europe has assured me

_that - this provides a structure
‘which will allow Canadian forces

to. continue .to:-fulfil in. Europe
an ‘meaningful though reduced
role,’? Mr. Cadieux said, :

“The changes were in line with
‘Prime Minister Trudeau’s April

3° announcement that Canada will
carry out.a “planned and phased

... ‘Was outlining is considered by his

- NATO: partners on the ‘intended

* Michael Stewart, who held talks

. Prime Minister Trudeau and Ex-
‘ternal Affairs Minister: Sharp

in their role. .
Europe will be reduced to'5,000.

maintenance

used to help NATO in an emer-

with an eye to putting more stress
on North American and specifi-
cally Canadian defence.:

“Mr, Cadieux said the force he

advisors to be ‘a viable force
capable of meeting the tasks
set by the government.”?

He said extensive consultations
had taken: place with Canada’s:|:

changes, but he didn’t say whe-
ther the other alliance members:
had acquiesced. in Canada’s de-
cision,

Still Concerned.

“British Foreign Secretary

on Canada’s. defence plans with.

this week, said he was still con-
cerned over Canada’s planned
NATO reductions,

Mr. Stewart said that ifCanada
reduced its forces in NATO and
other countries followed, Russia
might wait for. the organization.
to. collapse rather. than ‘enter
peace negotiations,

» Rise Expected

The average standard of living

in Canada could rise by 35 per
cent by 1975, the Economic Coun-
“cil of. Canada .. reported in its
-sixth annual ‘review. ~~

“The council ‘warned, however,

“that there: are certain important.
qualifications to its prediction.
Cost and price increases mustbe
“held. to two. per. cent - a year,
‘unemployment must be severely.
reduced ‘and, major housing pro~
‘grams will shave to be introduced
:if the economy is to. each its
potential,
'. The council.also questioned the
restrictive fiscal and monetary
“policies now being followedby the
Bank of: ‘Canada and the federal
‘The bank and the

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. government, -
4] government have been trying by
these policies to limit expansion |

in their anti-inflation drive,

The review says that if. the
United States is able to bring its
own economy under better control
this year,Canadian policies could -
be’ ‘seriously ~ mistimed” -and™
push’ the Canadian. economy into
a recession,

restraint - could. conceivably
“result in higher rates of unem-

on: current rates of increase \in
prices and costs.” 0:
~The review emphasized that
while some action is needed tc
counter. short-term economic
problems,’ there “is a  time-lag
between implementation of eco-
nomic. policy and its effects.

Hunters and fishermen --
Remember, it is legal to build
a campfire within {0 feet of any

tree,

the. University, of: Ottawa's. ‘1969
“summer. courses was almost six:].
per .cent greater than in 1968, 1
A. total of 3,638: .students~ took’|"
summer... courses,. compared to.
3,434 last-year, .
undergraduate
given througli
extension division,
from last year’s
program included 66 courses not
; offered in 1968..

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-arate (Roman Catholic) school

“gary Fish and Game Association
“oe { hourly wage of an industrial wore

: “Pyrther fiscal and monetary ,

ployment and economic slack with }-
no more than’ marginal effects. |:

stump, snag, log or standing

- OTTAWA (CP) - ‘Enrolment in

A‘ total of 130
‘courses’ were:
-the university’ s
“Up slightly
126.: “The: 1969

Aid To Learning
“WOODSTOCK, Ont, (CP) = The
Oxford County Library “book=

rooms in a.three-week period.
The ‘service reaches approxi-
mately 6,900 public and 500 sep-~

students... Each classroom re~-
ceives 60 books for a perlod of
three months. -

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CALGARY (CP) = Automobile
dumps. within © the « city limits
should. be set up by the provin-
cial government to help solve the
abandoned-car problem, the Cal-

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recommended recently. -

"EASTERN INFLUENCE

A Western “member” of the

“Liberal | “cabinet “disclosed re-..

cently. that there had been minis- :

terial discussion about the possi- .

bility. ‘of MOVInE , some federal

agencies from Ottawa to Western. ?
“Canada... , The concentration ~
_sonable increases’ in his rate of .

of. the decision- making. process
in eastern cities has generated a.
feeling in the West of being par-
ticipants but not really belonging.

“There. may also be -a suspicion *

that decisions ‘made in the East.

-but affecting the: West are influ-

enced by an eastern point of
views... -- SWIFT. CURRENT
(SASK ) SUN a

FOOD PRICES

The British Columbia Federa- —
tion of Agriculture has issued
a statement. which should be re-
flected upon by all consumers.
In a 17-year period, the. federa-
tion points out,.the average price

paid: to the farmer has risen4.9 .

per cent, . In the:same period.
general food prices have risen
28.6 per cent, and the average

ker -has. doubled...
government agencies... or” “cone
‘sumer’ groups. hope to bring food
“prices down they. will: have to:

‘packaging econoinies. fe ;
smary producer does not appear to.”

‘contrary: now and then) there fs

dt eithe :

achieve ‘such a laudable’ aim. by, :
finding: potential distributiouand :
have . been: ‘getting: any... unrea-

return. ¢-- CHILLIWACK (By C.)

“PROGRESS .

FLIGHTS JUSTIFIED

Since Yukon: is part of Canada
(despite some evidence to the

every justification for regular
Air..Canada - flights: from, for
‘example, Edmonton - Yellowknife
- Whitehorse ~ Vancouver, . How
about that? We’re paying for that
airline, we might as well get
something . for our money, -
-- WHITEHORSE (Y.T.). STAR

; CULT OF VIOLENCE ©

The cult of violence has become
a way of life today. Noone seems
.to-be shocked or. dismayed by
violence, either. at- home or
abroad. -In the past few years
‘violence has become an accept-

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BY SCOTT BUTTON | |
Canadian Press Stalt Writer

idea of expansion itself. But
the National Hockey League may.
be ‘trying to’ do too much too
soon,

Just three years ago, the NHL
was 2 compact league of six
teams -- all of them successful
at the box office. The owners
figured, and rightly. so, that the
league would have to expand to
maintain its major-league status.
y After all, baseball and foot~
ball have been. in a state of al-

the early. 1960's.

Six. new: teams, *
-- Los Angeles, St. ‘Louis, Phila~

burgh’ and Oakland, have had
trouble attracting fans, :

all 12°were on a sound footing,
land ‘and Pittsburgh franchises

eventually may have to be moved
elsewhere, .

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‘There’ s nothing wrong with the ;

_ most ..continual ‘expansion since s
“So, the: NHL doubled its size=
for the 1967- -68. season by adding "
‘Four: of them,
delphia and Minnesota -~ have en=-

joyed reasonable or better: than
reasonable success. Two, Pitts-

_It seemed logical that. the NEL.
would. remain. at..12 teams for
several seasons, or at least until’

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“course, is talent,

But. the league has bowed to

pressure from a strong lobby

which has loudly insisted for the

-last two years that Vancouver

‘should be invited:into the fold.-

The NHL has” agr eed to give two.
cities -- Vancouver for. sure and
probably Baltimore -+ an oppor=

tunity to join. up for, the 1970-

71 season, :
That: will give the league 14

teams, eight. more than. it had :

four years earlier.

An. obvious - question
Shouldn’t the NHL have waited
a couple more years to see what’
‘fate is.in. store. for Oakland and
Pittsburgh.. a

-will- “support. NHL, would have >
‘been a-fine city to have waiting »
in the wings, IfOakland or Pitts-
~burgh flopped, Vancouver could
* have® replaced one’ or the other
with little problem. aan

‘Now, the” ‘league. will have’ “at
least. three problem franchises
next year -~ Oakland, Pittsburgh
and Baltimore or whatever . city
joins with Vancouver. ;

* Should-any of these three fran-
chises fail,. the league.may have

‘trouble finding : a decent replace-

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play. Next season, it will be
even worse...»

Many. fans had a difficult time:
adjusting to the new -players who,
have entered the league since the™
first expansion, Towards the end
of last: season, at. least some of.
the new teams began to establish

‘*identities.”

Everybody, for example, knew :

St, Louis Blues were a collec-

tion:of veterans headed by the-|-

great goaltending duo of Glenn

“Hall and Jacques: Plante, But it.

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