Red Deer Advocate from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada • 14

14 THE ADVOCATE, Business Opportunities 264 "SUPERIOR" MOTOR HOME DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE RED DEER AND AREA No Triflers Please Contact Box 85J The Advocate BEFORE MAY 8, 1973 Farms, Land for Sale 270 267 ACRES farmland close to town of Sylvan Lake. 225 acres broken. Modernized dwelling, 3 bedrooms, bath, natural gas furnace. Large barn, 2 garages, $66,000. Ph.

887- 2182 McCutcheon Agencies, Sylvan Lake. INNISFAIL 160 acre farm, 152 level to undulating, good serviceable buildings, only nine miles to town, school bus at gate. This farm is a real producer. Priced at only. $42,500 improvements.

Act now to get spring possession. BMA, 346-6655. Evenings phone Gordon MacGregor 346-6296. Houses Wanted 272 WE buy houses and acreages, cash deals. Call Farmers and Merchants Trust.

346-2025 BUY or rent: 3-bedroom, July 1st, Grandview preferred. 347-6386. HOMES bought for cash, free appraisal, Hicke Real Estate, phone 346-6609, evenings 346-2286. Houses for Sale 274 WEST PARK NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION CHOOSE FROM THESE "YOUNG CANADA' HOMES -3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW with attached garage, fireplace and powder room -4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW with fireplace and powder room -3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW with attached garage and powder room -3 AND 4-BEDROOM BUNGALOWS with powder rooms CALL 347-1126 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ITEMS INCLUDED IN THESE "YOUNG CANADA" HOMES Engineered lomes 15 MITCHELL AVENUE PHONE 347-1126 Evenings and Weekends Call: BILL LOWEN. 347-2487 BILL SERVICE 346-5219 THREE bedroom home, double heated garaged, corner lot in Eastview, landscaped and fenced, basement fully developed includes rumpus room with wet bar, 4 piece bathroom, den and extra bedroom.

New refrigerator and stove with hood, living and dining room drapes included. Full price, 800, mortgage. Phone 346-4873 after 5 p.m. HICKE Real Estate LOW COST INSURANCE RENTALS Offices 5014 49 St. Ph.

346-6608 East Hill Shopping Centre 346-2004 -Side-by-side duplexes. 1040 sq. ft. on each side. Good location.

Owner must sell. Make us an offer. OLDER HOME IN NORTH RED DEER. Full price only $9,500. Lot is 50 120.

Real good investment or for young couple. NEARLY NEW HOME. Lived in only a short time. Three bedrooms, lovely condition. Full price only $19,500.

Can be seen at any time. New homes ready for your inspection. Choice of colors. Denis Croken. 347-5983 Dwayne Tayles 346-5762 Lawrence Everson 346-2253 Joe Hicke.

346-5025 Farms and Acreages Alf Cadman. 346-2286 Commercial and Rentals 346-2855 347-4675 or 347-5461 New Home Sales. 346-2286 HOMES TRADED COAST TO COAST SYLVAN LAKE: 3 bedroom home on lake front in town, bath, gas furnace, garage, $9,000, terms. 887-2182 McCutcheon Agencies. IN Bentley: 3-bedroom home on double lot with double garage.

748- 4171 days, 748-3861 nights. RobertsonWiseman REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 4936 51 St. M.L.S. Phone 346-2523 NEW 6-ROOM HOME in Oriole Park. Payments $213 P.I.T.

Immediate possession. M.L.S. Call Evenings: Ed 346-2995 Tuesday, May 1, 1973 Houses for Sale 274 ROLLIS AGENCIES LTD. REAL ESTATE 4914 Gaetz Avenue. Phone 347-3346 Est.

1921 MEMBER M.L.S. APPRAISALS NEW HOMES BY GRIEB CONSTRUCTION NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME with attached Available in two weeks. Grieb Construction. $4,100 cash to mortgage. Drive by 36 Osborne Street then call us to view.

THREE BEDROOM HOME in Mountview district. Extra bedroom, rumpus room, bath and shower in the basement. Ideal location. Many trees and shrubs. Excellent family home in quiet area.

Call today. PHONE 347-3346 Bill Haldane 346-6083 Murray Parker 346-6528 Harry Dolling 346-5406 Fred Jacobson 346-4778 REALTORS DYING BREED This single family dwelling that is not townhouse, your children play in their own yard, 3 bedroom home 1200 sq. 2 baths. Truly a charming residence. today.

IMMACULATE DUPLEX-3 bedrooms, full basement, close to school, 2 years old. $4,000 down with payments approx. $155 a month. Let us show you this one. botterill Corner of mckee Gaetz Ross M.L.S.

Realtor anderson.ro PHONE 346-6655 EVENINGS: STAN ARMSTRONG. 347-5688 HAROLD 346-4532 GORDON 346-6296 ALF NOREN 347-6360 fm FARMER'S MERCHANTS TRUST CO. LTD. M.L.S. REALTOR 346-2025 Mortgages -Conventional Mortgages -2nd Mortgages EASTVIEW 3 suites close to A.S.H.

and Deerhome. Never a vacancy. MORRISROE 3 bedroom home close to schools. Priced at $25,500 with payments of $147 P.I.T. Evenings: Gene 346-2592 Lyle Kocher.

347-5167 Stan Wulff 346-5952 Lee Gross 347-1635 WEBER BROS. REALTY LTD. 4748 Ross St. Phone 347-7751 MEMBER M.L.S. THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW in Morrisroe.

$26,500 full price. For further details Beth Stutt 347- 7751 or res. 347-3987. WE TRADE HOMES Also offices at Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Vancouver and White Rock. Personal Realty Ltd.

4713 -49 Ave. Phone 347-2204 MEMBER M.L.S. SUNNYBROOK 3 bedroom home in top condition. Extra large living room and kitchen. Lovely yard.

Must be seen to be appreciated. Call for an appointment. "The home of Personal Service" EVENINGS CALL: Residential: Thelma Smith 346-5943 Mabel Rowland 886-4542 Farms and Ranches: King Perry 346-5220 Commercial Rentals: Dave Howell 347-5155 Ralph 346-5848 LISTINGS NEEDED 2-BEDROOM stucco house, good garage, Parkvale area. No agents. Ph.

346-2598 after 6 p.m. 2 BEDROOM house on South Hill one block from hospital. Extra rooms and bathroom in basement. Clear title. Cash sale.

5110-38 St. OWNER moving, must sell: 3- bedroom home, good location, full basement, fenced yard, landscaped Try your trade or cash. Hicke Real Estate 346-6609, evenings 346-5762. SUNNYBROOK 3-bedroom, fully developed basement with extra bath and bedroom. Well landscaped.

Garage. mortgage. Phone 346-5836. THREE bedroom house (1400 sq. ft), large finished one bedroom suite, area for rumpus room, on 2 lots.

5812-58 Ave. RIVER PROPERTY CITY VIEW 15 acres with home and garage. Pasture, cross fenced. Full price $30,000. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OUR OFFICE AT 347-3633; 346-2716 AFTER HOURS KAE KEVES 347-3439 Banister Thorn Real Estate General Insurance 302 Bunn Building Red Deer Houses for Sale 274 LARGE 3 bedroom house, carpet throughout, finished basement, excellent condition, Bentley.

748- 4148. 3 BEDROOM modern house in Clive. 2 car heated garage, excellent condition. Phone Sandy Allen at 784-3360 after 5 p.m. Canada Trust Realtor 4928 Ross Street 346-2580 SYLVAN LAKE -Now here is one that you will be proud to own.

A beautiful open beam cottage on a large lake front lot: where you can entertain and enjoy a panoramic view of scenic Sylvan Lake from inside while sitting in front of a roaring fire in a natural stone fireplace or while basking in the sunshine on the -Would you believe all this for only 000? Be the first to call. Ray Chabillon 346-4535 Vic Richter 347-3665 Arlene Hodnefield 887-2908 Income Property 276 FOURPLEX tax write-oft, downpayment $8,000, good return. For viewing of plans, Hicke Estate 346-6609; evenings 346-2286. Vacant Lots 286 FULLY serviced lot in Penhold foot frontage $1,400. Phone Ted Voysey 484-5518 Edmonton.

150'x 150' lot, house and garage. 887-2094. Buildings for Sale 288 FRAME building. Furnace, large electrical panel, two offices plus hallway, ozite carpet. Terry Galon Sales 4404 Gaetz Ave.

Mobile Homes 290 1961 UNITED Pathfinder, furnished, 10x35, well kept, complete with skirts and hook -up. Can see at 12 West Frizzell's or ph. 346-2227. 1958 10' 41' MOBILE home, 12' 24' addition. $4,000 together.

Will sell trailer alone. 782-3042 Lacombe. TRANSFERRED -selling a 1970 3- bedroom mobile in immaculate condition, on natural gas, blocked skirted. Ph. 885-4727.

SELL or rent: 3-bedroom unfurnished trailer, 12'x60' on serviced lot at Mustang Acres. 347-3985. 10'x52' 1961 ABC. $4,200 furnished, $3,500 unfurnished. Skirting, steps and fuel tanks included.

Ph. 340- 6862 after 6 p.m. TRANSFERRED must sell 1962 Pacer 8' 32' completely furnished. Blocked and skirted. move in.

Situated in Frizzell's Trailer City. Phone 347- 2480. 1967 CUSTOM Deluxe Safeway 12' x52' with added 8 x12' bedroom, furnished, many extras, $6,800. Open to offers. 19 E.

Frizzell's, Ph. 347-2110. AUTOMOTIVE Campers 304 MUST sell! 1960 G.M.C. converted school bus, refrigerator, stove, cupboards, pilot, carpet, $2,100 or best offer. 347-3564 or 346-2404.

10 ft. CAMPER, sleeps four, heater, refrigerator, stove. Phone 346-4264. SEE the all-new Safari Camper. This Volkswagen camper is a 4- sleeper, comes complete with refrigerator, 2-burner stove, sink, dinette and ready for those holidays ahead.

See them at Vellner Motors, 4314 Gaetz Avenue. 347-4441. 1966 CHEV 4-speed, with custom built camper, camper sleeps 4, has ice-box, propane stove, sink with 12 gal. water supply. Ph.

885-4671 after 1972 V.W. camper, Michelin tires, like new, $4,500. 782-3283. SPORTSCRAFT hardtop camper, sleeps 6, stove, sink, add-a-room. Ph.

887-2195. Rent a Car 305 RENTABUG! $5 a day, 5c a mile, 4314 Gaetz Cars for Sale 306 Check These Units '64 249 '65 Chevrolet 395 '65 Plymouth 295 '65 Ford Station Wagon. 549 '66 Volkswagen 695 '67 Ambassador, new motor 695 '68 Ford 645 '65 Ambassador 895 '71 Mazda ton $1295 ULTRA SALES SERVICE LTD. "UNCLE BEN'S PLACE" Bottom of South Hill Phone 347-5546 1967 SUNBEAM Minx 4-dr. sedan, red, excellent condition.

Ph. 347- 3421. Best offer accepted. 1967 MGB convertible, tonneau and hard-top, radio and stereo, 4 new tires, excellent condition. 346- 5709.

THE POT MAN 1952 Chev. $145 1963 Pontiac Convertible $225 1960 Bonnyville, 2 door. $250 1964 Ford, 2 speed Hurst $345 1963 Fairlane Wagon $345 1959 Chev. Camper $475 ALTA, AUTO EXCHANGE 5012 45 Street 347-3564 1962 CHEVY Nova tires good, motor good, body fair. 347-6394.

1969 ROADRUNNER 383, a 4-speed, stereo 347-5621. 1966 CHEV Impala 2 h.t. 283 automatic. Phone 347-2050. 1966 RAMBLER Rogue 2 dr.

hp. auto. 6 cyl. 1-782-3501 after 5. MUST sell 1967 Camaro, excellent running condition.

4115 50A Red Deer. Cars for Sale 306 MUST sell 11972 Chrysler 4 dr. h.t., consider trade. 885-4851. CONSIGNMENT CAR! SALES LET US SELL YOUR CAR 4902 52 Street 347-3655 1964 Chev.

Supersport 1965 2 dr. Meteor Hardtop Clean. 1973 Volkswagen Jeep 3 Light Trucks 1965 Cutlass 2 dr. Hardtop Loaded. 1961 Dodge, running.

149.95 1962 Rambler, running 149.95 WE BUY SELL TRADE 1962 FORD Galaxie 352, V-8, recently overhauled, standard, dependable transportation. 886- 4260 p.m. 1972 MACH $4,200. Phone 346-5929. 1972 FORD Chateau Club wagon 302 V8, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, radio, stereo cassette deck, auxiliary heater, trailer hitch and other extras.

25,000 miles. Cash or trade for barley. 784-3742. 64 CAPRI 2 dr hard top. Top shape.

To see it is to want it. $395 at 26 McBride Cresc. 347-3246 after 5:30 p.m. AMERADA MINERALS CORPORATION OF CANADA LTD. is soliciting quotations for THE SALE OF 3 ONLY USED VEHICLES In the Rocky Mountain House area THESE VEHICLES BEING: 1-1969 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, V-8, 318 cubic inch, automatic 1-1969 CHEVROLET V-8, 4 speed l.w.b., 1-1970 CHEVROLET SEDAN V-8, 350 cu.

inch, automatic. Can be viewed at the Ferrier Gas Plant between a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday to Friday, April 25 to May 4. Please contact Mr. Alf Holiday or Mr.

Reg. Ruttan at 845-2130, 845- 3250, Rocky Mountain House for particulars. Bids will be recieved until 4 p.m., May 4. 1970 PLYMOUTH Road Runner 6 pack, 4-speed, mags and chrome reverse. Offers? 347-2524.

1969 VOLKSWAGEN beetle, new motor, radio, heater. 887-2077. PRICED to sell! 1973 Chevy Vega, all options. Mint. 782-6571.

MOVING! Must sell 1971 Datsun 1200 Fastback 10,000 miles on new motor. 347-4966 after 6 p.m. 1966 PONTIAC Parisienne, automatic transmission, p.b., p.s., Phone 347-6346. 1968 VOLVO 142 radials, stereo tape, excellent condition. 886-4487.

1968 CHEV 4-dr. h.t., 327, p.b., p.s., A-1. 347-6918. 1972 MAZDA 808 automatic cylinder. Phone 346-2472 after 6 p.m.

1972 MERCURY Marquis, 8,000 miles, p.b., p.s., cruiseomatic control. Like new, $4,000 cash. No trades. 335-3074, Didsbury after 6 p.m. 1971 VOLVO 142E, fuel injection, overdrive, Michelins, Marchell lights, radio, excellent, $3,500.

782-3283, 1964 BEAUMONT, 2-door, hardtop, 327, -speed. 782-3986; 782- 3732. 1971 VW stationwagon, A-1 condition; 1970 Volkswagen very low mileage, A-1, must see. Ph. 346-4222 after 5.

1973 CELICA, 5,600 miles, mags and radials, showroom condition. 346-4044. FOR sale -ideal second family car 1972 Vega hatch 4-speed with radio. Ph. 346-6175.

1965 OLDS Delta 88 very good condition. Call Allan Yost, 347-4446 days; 442-3990 evenings. 1959 PONTIAC, running condition. Offers. 347-3692.

1967 DODGE Polara h.t., p.s., p.b., good. 347-2044. 1964 CAPRI 2-door, hardtop, new battery, paint, brakes and tires, top shape, $395. 26 McBride Crescent. 347-3246.

1971 MAZDA R100 coupe. 347-6917. 1966 DODGE sedan V-8 power steering, p.b., radio, new tires, immaculate, $700 firm. 728-3296. HEY! LOOK US OVER WE'RE DEALABLE '72 Vega GT Hatchback, 4 speed '72 Datsun Coupe '71 Firenza S.L.

4 speed '69 Torino Squire Wagon '70 Ford Country Squire Wagon '70 Pontiac Catalina 4 door, h.t. '70 Chevrolet Impala 4 door TERRY GALON SALES LTD. 4404 Gaetz Ave. 346-6641 WILLYS Jeep stationwagon, real good shape, $600. Ph.

346-6563. 1965 FORD Country Sedan, valve job, paint, roof rack, V-8, automatic. 346-3993. Tires, Parts, Accessories 312 400 C.I.D. Pontiac, Firebird engine plus Muncie 4-speed and Hurst competition, Ph.

Don Zver, 347-7321 or 347-6636. FOR used parts phone 346-6411. MISCELLANEOUS tires and rims, assorted sizes. Ph. 347-4501.

Trailers for Sale 314 14' HOLIDAY trailer, stove and ice box. 1968 GMC half-ton truck box. 346-5068. COMPLETE unit 1965 Cadillac sedan, full equipment and ft. Travelaire trailer, refrigerator, heater and brakes, hooked up, ready to go, $3,950.

Ph. 347-3735. NEW 4x8 utility trailer. Phone 227- 3970. BOOKINGS being taken on new hardtop tent trailers.

Book now for the holidays. 347-3032, 346-2178. 1971 14' DUTCH swinger, with flush toilet. 729-2414, 7-9 p.m. USED TRAILERS 1968 16' Scamper; 1970 Starcraft trailer; 1971 19' tandem Travelaire; 1969 15' Erin trailer; 1968 Otto tent trailer.

See them at Terry Galon Sales 4404 Gaetz Ave. GORDON'S PRESENT This is a copy of an eight-foot poster presented to Gordon Sinclair at a National Newspaper Awards dinner held in Toronto. Mr. Sinclair was guest speaker at the event, held annually to honor the National Newspaper Award winners. Murray, Pinsent win ACTRA awards TORONTO (CP) Radio writers and personalities swept five of the seven Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA) awards given at the association's second annual awards dinner.

Singer Anne Murray and actor-writer Gordon Pinsent won the others--hers for her television specials, and his for his film. The Rowdyman. The award-winners were: The Earle Grey Award for the best performance by an actor or actress- Gordon Pinsent. Other finalist nominees were Jon Granik. narrator in a number of CBC-TV documentaries, and Deborah Turnbull for her performance in the CBC-TV drama Peace of Utrecht.

Best Variety PerformerAnne Murray. Other finalist nominees were comedienne Barbara Hamilton. and the team of Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster. Best Public Affairs Broadcaster- Peter Gzowski. host of CBC radio's This Country in the Morning.

Other finalist nominees were Pierre Berton, Bar- Trailers for Sale 314 FOR sale: 1969 Wapiti holiday trailer, propane refrigerator, stove and lights, sleeps 5. 227-2240. Trailer Repairs, Towing 316 CENTRAL TRAILER SERVICE Parts, accessories, service, 6851 Gaetz Ave. Phone 347-3873. Trucks for Sale 320 1968 TOYOTA 4-wheel drive, electric winch.

Ph. 748-4171 days, 748- 3861 nights. 1968 FORD Ranchero. 885-4810 after 5 p.m. 1970 CHEV.

tandem, 10-yd. box with hoist, rubber and motor in good condition, 366 motor, auto. transmission. Call Gordie, days 335-3212; evenings after 7, 335-3826. 1968 MERCURY Va ton, V-8, radio, $850.

347-3564. 1970 CHEV truck, 14' box, 50 series. speed transmission rear axle. 346-2330. FOR sale new 1973 Chev pickup, V-8, automatic p.s., p.b., radio, miles, Michelin radials.

No dealers. 886-4712. Vans Buses 322 WANTED to buy: Bus to convert into camper. Ph. 346-5150.

1970 FORD Super Van, 300 series, 302 V-8, standard transmission, fully insulated, carpeted and panelled, ideal for camping. 347-7216. PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF RED DEER (1) The Council of the City of Red Deer proposes, to pass By-law No. a By-law to amend the Zoning By-law No. 2011 of the City of Red Deer.

(2) The purpose of the proposed amending By-law No. is to amend Table -minimum and maximum floor areas by adding immediately following condition, qualification and exception number 8 the following: "8.1-Notwithstanding any other provision of this by by-law, including this table, the minimum floor area of a one storey dwelling shall be above grade." (3) A copy of the proposed amending By-law may be inspected by the public in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Red Deer between the hours of 8:00 o'clock in the forenoon and 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon Mondays to Fridays inclusive. (4) The Council of the City of Red Deer will hold a public meeting in the Council Chambers, City Hall, Red Deer on Tuesday, the 22nd day of May, 1973 p.m. for the purpose of hearing objections opinions to the objections to the proposed amen- of first publiction of this May 2nd, 1973, of last publication of this May 8th, R. STOLLINGS CITY CLERK bara Frum and Jack MeGaw.

Best Documentary WriterNeil Copeland, for two CBC radio shows produced in Halifax, Titanic: Six Decades of Controversy, and The Oak Island -Fact or Fiction. Other finalist nominees were John David Hamilton for CBC radio's York-Scarboro Revisited 1972. and William Whitehead. for scripts for The Nature of Things and other programs. Best Dramatic Writer -Len Peterson.

for his radio play. Trouble with Giants. Other finalist nominees were Ron Kelly. who wrote Springhill. and Grahame Woods.

for his television drama, Strike. WINS SINCLAIR AWARD The Gordon Sinclair Award for outspoken opinions and integrity in broadcasting -Max Ferguson. for more than 20 vears author and mostly the sole performer on Rawhide and. later. Max.

Other finalist nominees were Barbara Frum and Michael Magee. The John Drainie Award for distinguished contribution to broadcasting -Rupert Kaplan. All the awards, except the Drainie Award. were made on the basis of votes by ACTRA members. Winner of the Drainie award is selected by the previous winners.

Pierre Berton was master of ceremonies for the awards and said the remarkable number of radio personalities nominated and elected for the awards showed radio was not dead. In terms of service to radio, Kaplan was clearly the dean. He began in the days of the crystal set and joined the CBC soon after it was founded, directing radio drama. SIMPLE THANK- Max Ferguson said of his award that it was almost incumbent upon him to be outspoken. and say, "shove it." but all he could say was a simple thank-you.

Peter Gzowski said it was unnecessary for him to thank the 14 others on his show that helped him. since they were all members of other radio unions. Gordon Pinsent said he covets awards of all kinds because back home in Newfoundland. in his childhood. nobody ever had any award or knew how to make one.

The awards banquet was mainly a light-hearted event. but Earle Grey -who was president of ACTRA's fore-runner in the lean years of the -said all should remember they are first of all artists. He also said greater credit should be given to writers of drama comedy, for every show begins with someone sitting down to a blank piece of paper. "In the beginning was the word." he quoted the Bible. do not get the rewards they should get," he said.

Senior citizens Coming to Banff? By Isla Wagers tion. Here we are in the merry Having been a student at month of May and many Banff School of Fine Arts senior citizens are looking on three occasions, I can forward to a busy active assure you that living i in month commencing with the school is a pleasant exour three-day tour to Banff perience; and the tastefulon May 11, 12 and 13. ly furnished rooms each Already 35 of the 49 places with twin beds and aton the bus have been taken tached bathroom leave and we will continue to nothing to be desired. take registrations at City There was more Hall until all seats are fill- sunshine inside the bus ed; which I feel will not be than outside when 70 hapvery long. py senior citizens went off It is a joy to be in the on the first of our Sunshine mountains at this time of Tours for Senior Citizens the year when the animals last Wednesday.

Even at are coming out of hiberna- this time of the year a tour tion and great herds of elk the Parkland can through and deer can be seen roam- be interesting. For many it ing in the evergreen forests was a novelty to see Sylvan and anywhere the snow has Lake covered by ice. All melted, stand guard, ready interested in the conwere to consume the first blades struction of the new Sylvan grass just as soon as they Lake pier, now well unof show their unwary heads. derway. An hour spent at The rivers never look bluer Juniper Lodge taking than when contrasted with photographs of the lake, the heavy ice which still now free of ice and dotted remains along the river with water fowl, and chatbanks.

Swollen by the ting while enjoying a most melting snows of spring, delectable afternoon tea Bow Falls will be thunder- was the climax of this tour. ing and roaring their loudest. Now we are looking Many have been the forward to the trip to questions about the accom- Heritage Park on May 21 modations at Banff Centre (the Queen's birthday) for (School of Fine Arts) and I many it will be a chance to wish I could show you the see all the things they missbrochure they have sent ed on their first visit last me, but as there is only year. One could spend a one, I shall Il leave it with week in this museum of Dorothy Graham at the in- pioneer days and still formation desk, City Hall. return for more.

Do take a look at it when Remember to take your you pick up your registra- cameras. Control tightened on barbiturates WASHINGTON (AP) The The FDA said it expects the Food and Drug Administration bureau to approve the recomrecommended Monday tighter mendation. to move the nine controls on nine barbiturate drugs from Schedule III to drugs. including three ranked Schedule II of the Controls Subamong the 10 most abused stances Act. which would prohidrugs in the United States.

bit refillable prescriptions. imThe FDA said it based its rec- pose manufacturing quotas and ommendations on a Bureau of require extensive records of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs sales and distribution. report showing substantial diversion of amobarbital, secobarbital and pentobarbital. Six other drugs which would Period fall under tighter regulatory controls because the FDA said reduced they have "similar abuse poten- OTTAWA (CP) The are butabarbital, cyclobar- dian transport commission has bital. heptabarbital, probarbital, reduced the advance booking talbutal and vinbarbital.

period for advance booking The FDA said the nine seda- charter (ABC) flights across the tive drugs account for the bulk Atlantic in July, August and of the 1.1 billion barbiturates September. prescribed annually. The bu- It is the second reduction the reau said that during the 12- commission has authorized in month period ending in April. the early months of the ABC 1972. more than 7.3 million do- plan to ease marketing sage units were stolen.

problems for air charters. Official Languages Act target of as associations OTTAWA (CP) Three English-speaking associations met here during the weekend to plan a campaign against the Official Languages Act. About 35 persons representing the Canadian Loyalist Association. the Western Canada party and the Dominion of Canada English-speaking Association of New Brunswick met in a "unity conference." Stewart I. Crawford, president of the loyalist association.

said Monday the meeting asked the Western Canada party to consider expanding to cover all Canada. The party was formed during the 1972 federal election campaign to speak out for Western interests and against Frenchlanguage influence in government. It unsuccessfully ran 11 candidates. Its president, D. A.

Legertwood of Winnipeg, attended the weekend meeting with R. H. Reid of Moncton, vice-president of the New Brunswick association. Mr. Crawford said the Official Languages Act.

which provides for use of both the French and English languages in the public service, is discriminatory, divisive and should be repealed. He said the group believes in returning to the "limited" protection for the French language found in the British North America Act. DATE notice, DATE notice,.