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periods, highs in the low emergency health service. mountains. on strong on the North

20’s. . | Shore.

For Brousson’s
campaign start

PRIME MINISTER John Turner told a crowd of.
over 2000 in West Vanceuver Wednesday that the

Liberal government has found $307 million to

spend on priorities — although he gave no indica-

tion just what those priorities would be.

Turner said the money
was found after a review of
expenditures by the Ministry
of Finance and the Treasury fair tax system, ‘‘where all
Board. The plgne-for the Canadians pay their share,”’
funds were 40 be announced for an end to the confronta-
in Ottawa yesterday morn- tions between business and
ing. labor, and for an end to the

The Prime Minister was nuclear arms race.
the guest speaker at the
nomination meeting for the
Liberal candidate for
Capilano, David Brousson.
Before speaking to the
overflow audience, he spent
about 30 Minutes moving
through the crowd and greet-
ing supporters.

Turner told the crowd of
his plans to implement his
‘*First Chance program,”’
designed to offer young
people their first jobs, ad-
ding, ‘‘But we must also find
better, more cost effective
ways of providing employ-
ment for those workers who
lost their jobs during the ‘‘Jobs and economic pro-
recession of who have been = sperity Fairness and securi-
replaced by changing ty A new national partner-
technology "' ship A sense of purpose on

He stressed that a liberal the world stage,’’ said
goverame yt would not ad- Turner ‘‘That is the Liberal

: ., ae - . : vocale assive spending plan °’
And the : So ~ . Programs °' government Capilano candidate David

must recognize that itis no | Brousson said if elected he

DAVID BROUSSON
.. boost from PM

NEWS photo is Cameron
JOHN TURNER visited Capilano Wednesday night and found time for handshakes for almost every member of the large
crowd that turned out.

more, and no tess, than the would address constituency

a t. : re ts t 7 ie custodian and manage: of issues dealing with the pum-

inner " i the national wealth "' ping and discharge of

Vy se ; And he insisted he 1s drainage water in’ North

' fee committed to achieving Vancouver, and with = the

. . ee | oe he Le economic equality tor need to protect homes on the

iS oe . Be ee : : wo en women On this last issue, Cypress Creek flood plain in
aan ' Turner was challenged by a West Vancouver

Persstent heckler who ques However, he said the most
Anan Oem iOtreD! troned if Turner was anti crucial issue facing the coun.
Girt of the Year but nae crucial issue facing the coun,
you'll have to walt a few “No ba not ant mate, a world which is moving
days to find out who she

ts.
And we'll have more

but af you were Compensated
for your performance here

trom an industrial society to
an information society °

tonight vou woulda t pet “Hf we do mot recognize
than just the name of this much for vt sand Purceer what ous happening around
year's favored beauty, He sand pensron reform us if we do not provide the

too, as Elsworth Dickson
has been out on assign.

Must alsa be unplemented to

necessary infrastructure for

reduce the dependemec of Our universities amd ow) in

ment this week to recap women oom government dustries to work together to

ture, on film, the lucky ASSIStanee propia aching develop these pew

lass “RMS as a suarpehe ratier of Iccohnologies Canada will

All the detatls will be ta dignity Weoowte conmantiod lose ots place among the

Sunday's News. towards ot developed industrial ona
Durnmer oatse called tow oa trons °° said Brousson