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CP
Trucks
that
go
varoorn
in
the
night
finally
got
to
Louis
Belot
last
Aug
3
In
provincial
court
Tuesday
Mr
Belot
told
how
the
snarl
of
engines
at
an
all
night
gas
station
next
door
to
his
house
played
hob
with
attempts
by
himself
his
wife
and
their
four
-children
to
get
some
sleep
Two
children
were
awak
ened
by
trucks
at
1
am
and
again
at
2
am
Three
were
awakened
t
w
0
of
them
crying
at
4
am
Mr
Belot
marched
to
the
service
station
where
Wilfred
Charette
was
sitting
in
the
cab
of
his
tractortraller
en
glne
Idling
waiting
to
gas
up
Armed
with
a
three
pound
rock
Mr
Belot
suggested
Mr
Charette
turn
off
the
engine
A
reasoned
exchange
of
views
was
difficult
he
saidj
because
of
the
lacket
from
the
big
dlesel
He
threw
the
rock
shatter
ing
a
27
windshield
and
leav
lng
Mr
Charette
and
his
vehl
cle
stranded
for
10
hours
until
it
could
be
repaired
Judge
A
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McLean
fined
Mr
Belot
1
but
ordered
resti
tutlon
to
the
driver
for
time
lost
and
the
damage
college
01
new
caieuonia
students
won
some
glory
recently
in
a
provincial
inter
intercollegiate
�
collegiate
debating
tournament
in
Kamloops
Shank
Imadar
Ron
Robinson
Tom
Barnes
and
Ken
Mcintosh
placed
second
CNC
hopes
to
host
a
subsequent
tournament
here
In
April
a
Those
ladies
canvassingfor
W
cash
to
build
the
Hart
High
way
centennial
library
are
a
courageous
lot
Tuesday
we
told
the
tale
of
the
canvasser
attack
attacked
�
ed
rudely
from
the
rear
by
a
ram
Intent
on
battery
Last
night
a
lady
who
clings
determindly
to
her
anonymity
knocked
on
a
Kelly
Rd
door
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were
mut
terlngs
heard
from
within
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takes
it
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after
puffing
up
Connaught
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which
children
are
using
as
a
convenient
snow
slide
The
city
has
been
given
a
pt
on
the
back
for
not
inter
interfering
�
fering
with
all
that
wintry
fun
The
Chamber
of
Com
Commerce
�
merce
sent
a
letter
to
council
thanking
aldermen
for
not
being
spoil
sports
by
ordering
the
children
off
the
slopes
because
of
the
danger
of
traffic
on
the
Patricia-Queens-way
diversion
Instead
city
crews
put
up
a
fence
left
as
a
safety
measure
Citizen
photo
by
Rick
Hull
Self
defence
Indian
forces
attack
okayed
NEW
DELHI
AP
India
said
today
its
troops
have
or
orders
�
ders
permitting
them
to
attack
across
the
border
into
Pakistan
at
any
time
and
any
place
in
self
defence
and
that
they
al
ready
have
done
so
on
at
least
one
occasion
A
government
spokesman
elaborating
on
a
speech
in
Par
Parliament
liament
by
Prime
Minister
In
dira
Gandhi
said
local
com
manders
at
all
levels
were
au
thorized
to
cross
the
border
if
under
attack
India
previously
has
denied
its
troops
had
or
would
cross
the
border
under
any
circum
stances
despite
Pakistani
alle
allegations
�
gations
of
large
scale
attacks
by
Indian
army
units
along
the
borders
with
the
rebel
province
of
East
Pakistan
India
insists
that
the
attacks
were
launched
by
East
Paki
stani
independence
fighters
the
Mukti
Bahlnl
Mrs
Gandhi
told
Parliament
the
rebels
have
seized
large
sections
of
East
Pakistan
and
inflicted
heavy
casualties
on
the
P
a
k
1
s
t
a
n
i
army
Dispatches
from
Pakistan
ap
apparently
�
parently
were
being
delajed
but
Radio
Pakistan
reported
all
Pakistani
reserve
officers
and
officers
on
leave
before
retire
ment
were
being
ordered
to
re
report
�
port
for
duty
immediately
The
broadcast
said
the
call
up
also
affected
some
non-commissioned
personnel
but
gave
no
details
India
partly
mobilized
Its
reserves
last
month
In
her
speech
before
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
Mrs
Gandhi
repeated
that
regular
Indian
army
units
were
not
fighting
in
East
Pakl
stan
alongside
the
rebels
as
charged
by
Pakistan
But
for
the
first
time
she
acknowledged
that
Indian
soldiers
had
been
inside
the
Pakistani
province
She
said
the
Indian
border
crossing
occurred
when
Pakl
stani
infantry
buttressed
by
tanks
and
artillery
launched
an
attack
Sunday
on
East
raki
stani
rebels
who
had
wrested
an
area
around
Boira
from
gov
ernment
control
Alright
Im
coming
Then
the
door
opened
and
there
was
agent
clad
only
in
his
rude
nude
The
lady
departed
hurriedly
which
may
be
one
reason
why
the
canvass
total
has
only
reach
reached
�
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a
little
over
a
third
of
the
needed
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National
Housebullders
As-
soclatlon
president
Harold
Shlpp
of
Toronto
accompanied
by
executive
vice
president
Bernie
Bernard
will
be
in
our
town
Thursday
evening
to
meet
local
association
members
h
A
reminder
that
there
is
a
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30
on
all
unpaid
1071
provincial
land
taxes
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was
a
penalty
on
unpaid
city
taxes
after
Oct
1
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today
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the
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today
and
Thursday
with
a
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snow
flurries
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both
days
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ballots
burned
ST
JOHNS
Nfld
CP
-The
outcome
of
the
Oct
28
New
Newfoundland
�
foundland
election
may
not
be
known
until
after
Christmas
be
because
�
cause
somebody
burned
the
bal
ballots
�
lots
in
Sally
Cove
The
Progressive
Conserva
tlves
lost
one
of
their
21
seats
Tuesday
when
a
recount
of
votes
In
St
Barbe
South
was
dropped
after
Mr
Justice
H
G
Puddester
of
Newfoundland
Su
Supreme
�
preme
Court
received
confirma
confirmation
�
tion
that
105
ballots
had
been
burned
Conservatives
said
they
would
take
immediate
legal
steps
to
force
a
by
election
which
could
be
held
within
five
or
six
weeks
Premier
Joseph
Smallwood
and
other
Liberal
government
spokesmen
declined
to
comment
on
the
likelihood
of
a
byelection
The
abandonment
of
the
re
recount
�
count
left
Liberals
and
Conserv
Conservatives
�
atives
-with
20
seats
each
Tom
Burgess
New
Labrador
Party
leader
returned
in
Labrador
West
promised
earlier
he
would
support
the
PCs
in
the
legisla
legislature
�
ture
Conservative
Leader
Frank
Moores
was
out
of
the
province
and
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
An
official
count
from
tne
northwest
coast
district
earlier
this
month
showed
Conservative
Ed
Maynard
with
1756
votes
and
Liberal
Trevor
Bennett
with
1748
Mr
Bennett
requested
the
recount
Howard
Strong
chief
elec
electoral
�
toral
officer
said
he
did
not
plan
to
take
any
legal
action
against
the
person
who
burned
the
ballots
Mr
Strong
said
if
either
party
asked
that
charges
be
laid
the
request
would
be
passed
on
to
the
Justice
department
Lawyers
for
both
parties
said
it
was
unlikely
they
would
lay
charges
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W
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Arabs
endorse
military
might1
CAIRO
AP
With
the
failure
of
the
political
solution
nothing
is
left
before
us
but
mil
military
�
itary
might
representatives
of
the
military
high
commands
of
a
dozen
Arab
countries
were
told
today
The
Egyptian
chief
of
staff
Gen
Assad
el
Shazly
address
addressing
�
ing
a
brief
public
opening
ses
sion
of
a
meeting
of
Arab
mill
tary
chiefs
of
staff
added
We
should
show
the
world
that
our
next
battle
with
Israel
is
one
of
existence
To
be
or
not
to
be
he
said
It
was
the
first
meeting
of
Arab
leaders
since
President
Anwar
Sadat
declared
during
the
weekend
that
Egypts
decl
sion
was
to
fight
Israel
to
re
gain
lands
Israel
occupied
in
June
1967
unless
Israel
came
through
with
a
plan
to
with
draw
in
compliance
with
a
UN
resolution
Israel
has
declined
to
do
so
since
it
was
specifically
asked
last
February
by
UN
mediator
Gunnar
Jarring
The
ArabIsraeli
struggle
is
passing
a
critical
state
on
which
the
future
of
the
whole
Arab
nation
depends
for
centuries
to
come
Shazly
said
He
added
Israel
knows
it
disperses
if
the
Arabs
unite
and
it
lives
it
we
differ
Thus
let
us
show
the
world
we
are
men
of
war
who
like
to
live
or
die
in
dignity
Represented
at
todays
con
f
e
r
e
n
c
e
called
to
lay
the
groundwork
for
a
meeting
of
the
Train
victim
identified
RCMP
have
identified
the
man
found
dead
in
the
CNR
yard
Sun
Sunday
�
day
as
Joseph
Quennville
48
a
transient
The
body
had
the
legs
sever
severed
�
ed
above
the
knees
He
was
dis
discovered
�
covered
on
the
tracks
where
earlier
a
train
had
shunted
cars
across
An
inquest
will
be
held
Arab
joint
defence
council
this
weekend
were
Syria
Libya
Kuwait
Lebanon
Morocco
South
Yemen
Jordan
Bahrein
Saudi
Arabia
Egypt
Iraq
and
Sudan
Arab
foreign
ministers
and
defence
ministers
were
ex
pected
to
begin
arriving
In
Cairo
Thursday
CAIRO
AP
This
city
of
five
million
persons
largest
in
Africa
or
the
Middle
East
will
be
darker
from
tonight
on
or
ders
from
the
interior
ministry
Neon
lights
and
advertising
signs
are
banned
and
no
light
may
be
seen
from
outside
or
above
public
and
private
sector
buildings
Headlamps
on
vehl
cles
must
be
painted
blue
light
ing
on
bridges
squares
and
gar
dens
will
be
cut
by
half
and
total
blackout
must
be
Imposed
immediately
on
the
sound
of
an
air
raid
warning
The
restrictions
have
been
on
the
books
for
several
years
but
have
been
gradually
Ignored
VICTORIA
CP
-
The
lead
car
In
Governor
General
Roland
Micheners
cavalcade
leaving
Victoria
Wednesday
was
in
involved
�
volved
In
a
three
car
fatal
acci
accident
�
dent
on
the
Trans
Canada
High
Highway
�
way
There
were
no
injuries
in
the
cars
which
formed
the
caval
cavalcade
�
cade
taking
the
GovernorGen
eral
and
Mrs
Mlchener
to
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
International
Airport
but
one
woman
was
killed
and
five
children
Injured
In
the
other
two
vehicles
Involved
The
vice-regal
couple
were
not
riding
In
the
lead
car
The
crash
occurred
in
driving
rain
just
north
of
Victoria
The
lead
car
believed
driven
by
an
RCMP
officer
was
damaged
in
the
collision
but
the
officer
es
escaped
�
caped
Injury
Further
details
were
not
1m
mediately
available
Drink
accusation
withdrawn
Air
search
halted
The
search
for
a
light
air
aircraft
�
craft
with
five
men
aboard
ends
today
The
airplane
went
missing
three
weeks
ago
on
Nov
3
on
a
flight
between
Mackenzie
and
Chinuman
Creek
50
miles
northwest
The
search
and
rescue
base
at
Prince
George
airport
has
been
closed
down
as
the
search
crews
prepare
to
leave
for
their
base
at
Comox
today
or
Thursday
Helicopters
are
still
based
at
Mackenzie
and
If
weather
clears
today
the
two
hell
copters
will
make
at
least
one
mire
circuit
of
the
route
The
aircraft
owned
by
Hal
Timber
Ltd
of
Prince
George
went
missing
on
a
flight
to
a
logging
site
The
craft
was
white
and
nearly
two
feet
of
snow
has
blanketed
the
area
since
Nov
3
w
hich
w
ould
make
spotting
dif
difficult
�
ficult
The
plane
miyhave
crossed
Lake
Wllliston
If
the
aircraft
went
down
In
this
man
made
lake
it
may
have
become
stuck
in
the
trees
at
the
bottom
of
the
lake
Heavily
overcast
weather
in
the
area
has
hampered
seal
ch
Pen
scrapped
Numerous
light
all
craft
have
joined
the
search
with
the
Canadian
Armed
Forces
crews
and
at
one
point
lOpri
vate
pilots
were
searching
the
area
The
search
pattern
lias
now
covered
all
the
probable
crash
areas
but
there
was
a
large
quantity
of
fuel
aboard
which
could
have
carried
the
air
aircraft
�
craft
far
out
of
the
seaich
aiea
Aboard
the
downed
all
craft
were
pilot
BiuceMcPherson
and
passengers
Arnold
Pocock
Gordon
Pruden
Ce
Cecil
�
cil
Schroeder
and
Gordon
Heffner
Report
to
urge
prison
changes
OTTAWA
CP
-
A
confiden
confidential
�
tial
report
to
be
submitted
to
Solicitor
-
general
Jean
-
Pierre
Goyer
shortly
recommends
con
construction
�
struction
of
an
experimental
new
maximum
security
peniten
penitentiary
�
tiary
in
the
Vancouver
area
The
report
proposes
that
plans
to
build
a
traditional
type
maximum
security
prison
at
Mission
BC
be
scrapped
along
with
the
prison
design
it
self
Mr
Goyer
appointed
the
UK
Rhodesia
agree
on
terms
SALISBURY
Rhodesia
AP
The
British
and
Rhodeslan
governments
agreed
today
on
terms
for
the
secessionist
Rho
Rhodeslan
�
deslan
Republic
to
return
to
the
Commonwealth
and
end
a
six
year
r
e
b
e
1
1
1
o
n
to
preserve
white
minority
rule
Terms
of
the
agreement
will
not
be
made
public
until
they
are
announced
to
the
Rhodeslan
and
British
parliaments
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
afternoon
a
joint
announce
announcement
�
ment
said
But
there
was
spec
speculation
�
ulation
that
they
provide
for
continuation
of
white
control
and
advancement
of
the
black
majority
toward
political
con
control
�
trol
some
day
The
agreement
was
signed
at
1
am
PST
by
Sir
Alec
Doug-las-Home
the
British
foreign
secretary
and
Prime
Minister
Ian
Smith
of
Rhodesia
after
nine
days
of
talks
After
a
ses
session
�
sion
Tuesday
night
informants
reported
little
remained
to
be
discussed
except
formalities
The
announcement
said
the
terms
will
be
submitted
to
the
Rhodesian
people
in
a
test
of
acceptability
that
would
be
or
organized
�
ganized
as
soon
as
possible
Approve
republic
Final
terms
of
the
agreement
were
expected
to
sanction
Rho
Rhodesias
�
desias
Independence
as
a
re
republic
�
public
In
exchange
the
white
minority
government
In
Salis
Salisbury
�
bury
was
reported
to
have
promised
concessions
to
im
improve
�
prove
the
political
and
eco
economic
�
nomic
position
of
the
countrys
five
million
blacks
The
Anglo
Rhodeslan
package
deal
Is
likely
to
be
bitterlj
crlti
cized
by
militant
blacks
They
demand
nothing
less
than
one
man
one
vote
and
no
Independ
ence
whatsoever
until
an
Afri
African
�
can
majority
Is
In
control
Last
week
some
Rhodeslan
blacks
were
suggesting
that
the
negotiations
were
nothing
but
a
charade
because
a
secret
sell
sellout
�
out
settlement
already
had
been
arranged
Likewise
there
were
believed
to
be
some
dis
disgruntled
�
gruntled
white
Rhodeslans
in
the
far
right
wing
of
Smiths
Rhodesian
Front
party
Some
advocated
no
negotiations
what
whatsoever
�
soever
and
a
racial
pattern
sim
similar
�
ilar
to
rigid
South
African
style
apartheid
Sir
Alec
and
Smith
needed
nine
plenary
sessions
over
a
nine
day
period
to
come
to
terms
Predict
outcome
However
it
appeared
that
much
spadework
was
accom
accomplished
�
plished
by
Lord
Goodman
in
five
previous
visits
to
Salisbury
this
year
Goodman
left
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
for
London
Conference
sources
say
the
deal
probably
will
keep
the
Rho
Rhodeslan
�
deslan
government
in
white
hands
for
more
than
25
years
British
funds
would
help
under
underwrite
�
write
black
political
advance
advancement
�
ment
which
would
be
based
both
on
education
and
taxes
paid
instead
of
taxes
alone
as
at
present
Suspects
netted
in
Ulster
raid
BELFAST
AP
-
Four
hundred
British
troops
raided
a
housing
development
today
in
switch
of
tactics
against
the
out
outlawed
�
lawed
Irish
Republican
Army
Every
man
In
a
block
of
116
apartments
in
Belfasts
New
Lodge
area
was
asked
for
proof
of
identity
Those
who
couldnt
supply
It
were
taken
off
for
questioning
as
IRA
suspects
The
army
stressed
the
raid
was
not
a
full
scale
arms
search
of
the
kind
which
has
become
commonplace
in
Belfasts
Roman
Catholic
districts
Since
early
August
more
than
1100
men
have
been
held
in
arms
swoops
directed
against
the
IRAs
campaign
to
unite
Northern
Ireland
with
the
Irish
Republic
About
500
still
are
held
either
for
Investigation
or
for
Indefinite
Internment
with
without
�
out
trial
In
Londonderry
Northern
Ire
Irelands
�
lands
second
city
troops
came
under
bomb
and
sniper
attack
in
the
Catholic
Bogside
district
The
army
said
it
suffered
no
casualties
eight
man
com
m
i
1
1
e
e
last
spring
a
week
before
the
bloody
riot
at
Kingston
peniten
penitentiary
�
tiary
one
of
the
oldest
in
the
system
The
minister
suspended
con
construction
�
struction
of
a
new
federal
maxi
maximum
�
mum
security
penitentiary
based
on
a
design
used
to
build
Archambault
prison
north
of
Montreal
and
Millhaven
west
of
Kingston
until
the
committee
looked
Into
the
design
About
1
million
has
been
spent
on
the
site
at
Mission
which
the
report
for
Mr
Goyer
says
is
too
far
from
the
facili
facilitiesmedical
�
tiesmedical
social
and
other
a
city
is
able
to
offer
Mr
Goyers
office
said
Wednesday
the
confidential
do
document
�
cument
has
not
yet
been
re
received
�
ceived
It
is
expected
to
be
the
basis
of
a
major
change
in
pol
policy
�
icy
on
the
handling
of
maxi
maximum
�
mum
security
prisoners
The
proposed
new
prison
would
house
no
more
than
150
men
broken
Into
groups
of
12
to
15
each
In
separate
buildings
Each
prisoner
would
have
his
own
room
The
atmosphere
would
be
aimed
at
building
a
sense
of
identity
in
the
prisoner
himself
The
traditional
cell
block
in
prisons
such
as
Kingston
all
but
wrecked
In
last
springs
riot
has
tiered
cell
blocks
and
contains
hundreds
of
four
by
seven
foot
cells
The
cells
are
wlndowless
Archambault
and
Millhaven
built
on
a
plan
devised
in
the
early
1960s
hold
450
men
and
have
rooms
rather
than
cells
Each
room
has
a
window
and
facilities
like
a
radio
a
locker
wash
basin
and
mirror
However
the
Archambault
Millhaven
design
has
been
criti
criticized
�
cized
because
of
the
heavy
em
emphasis
�
phasis
on
security
Armed
guards
with
rifles
are
much
In
evidence
and
an
automatic
sys
system
�
tem
of
clanking
steel
doors
is
a
constant
reminder
of
imprison
imprisonment
�
ment
Among
the
eight
men
on
the
committee
appointed
by
Mr
Goyer
last
spring
was
Warden
Michel
LeCorre
of
Archam
Archambault
�
bault
The
committee
chairman
is
social
scientist
Hans
Mohr
of
Osgoode
Hall
Law
School
York
University
Toronto
and
other
members
include
members
of
private
groups
concerned
with
the
penal
system
Mayor
mum
on
election
Mayor
Harold
Moffat
today
in
indicated
�
dicated
he
still
did
not
know
whether
he
would
run
for
a
sec
second
�
ond
term
this
December
Moffat
has
until
Nov
29
to
decide
Thats
the
day
to
take
out
tapers
for
re
election
He
las
suggested
that
if
he
could
not
upset
a
council
decision
on
sewage
treatment
he
would
not
run
Trudeau
Tory
clash
on
cabinet
leaks
By
John
R
Walker
Southam
News
Services
OTTAWA
-
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
refuses
to
withdraw
his
accusation
that
the
opposition
Is
egging
on
civil
servants
to
break
their
oath
and
leak
cabL
net
secrets
When
Conservative
leader
Robert
Stanfleld
Tuesday
at
tempted
to
get
the
prime
minis
ter
to
withdraw
the
accusation
against
the
opposition
parties
the
much
heckled
Mr
Trudeau
raised
a
red
herring
by
ques
tlonlng
the
sobriety
of
one
of
the
Tory
hecklers
By
the
time
the
uproar
had
subsided
and
Mr
Trudeau
had
produced
a
form
of
apology
to
the
member
Robert
Mulr
Cape
EretonThe
Sydneys
the
opposi
tion
never
got
back
to
the
ques
tion
of
the
original
accusation
much
less
the
implied
charge
that
It
was
a
civil
servant
who
leaked
the
Gray
Report
or
the
cabinet
document
dealing
with
it
Outside
the
House
however
Mr
Trudeau
refused
to
back
down
on
his
charge
that
some
opposition
members
were
en
couraglng
leaks
It
people
want
to
take
things
into
their
own
hands
egged
en
by
the
opposition
and
release
documents
he
said
then
he
would
stand
by
what
he
said
He
argued
that
some
opposl
tlon
members
said
publicly
that
this
leak
was
a
service
to
the
country
Mr
Trudeau
told
the
press
that
he
didnt
think
his
remarks
in
the
House
had
Implied
that
some
civil
servant
has
leaked
any
of
these
documents
much
less
a
more
recent
leak
on
an
Indian
Affairs
document
before
cabinet
He
even
conceded
the
leak
might
have
come
from
an
ap
appointed
�
pointed
official
In
his
own
of
flee
And
he
repeated
what
he
had
said
In
the
House
about
his
concern
over
such
leaks
In
the
uproar
following
this
Mr
Stanfleld
asked
the
prime
minister
to
withdraw
the
state
ment
about
the
opposition
or
qualify
it
saying
this
was
not
the
kind
of
Imputation
the
prime
minister
of
this
country
even
when
he
is
trying
to
be
a
clown
should
make
In
this
House
As
Mr
Trudeau
attempted
to
answer
he
was
met
with
a
bar
rage
of
heckling
the
loudest
being
that
of
Mr
Mulr
who
kept
chiding
him
with
the
re
mark
that
some
of
your
mem
bers
are
not
applauding
you
At
this
Mr
Trudeau
shot
back
Have
you
had
a
drink
The
broad
shouldered
red
faced
Mr
Mulr
was
Immedi
Immediately
�
ately
on
his
feet
protesting
while
the
opposition
roared
its
disapproval
He
said
Mr
Tru
deau
couldnt
take
heckling
but
gets
childish
and
petulant
then
sits
down
and
sulks
throw
lng
Insults
across
the
way
mak
Ing
suggestions
sir
that
some
one
is
drinking
He
asked
for
a
retraction
saying
no
one
had
the
right
to
cast
reflections
on
the
activity
or
conduct
of
another
member
The
prime
ministers
first
ef
fort
consisted
of
explaining
that
due
to
the
heckling
hed
been
unable
to
answer
and
had
asked
Mr
Mulr
if
he
had
a
drink
If
this
Is
something
which
offends
him
and
if
he
Is
known
as
a
drinking
man
I
wish
to
with
draw
this
With
the
continued
uproar
the
Liberal
House
leader
Allan
MacEachen
a
fellow
Cape
Bretoner
whispered
something
to
Mr
Trudeau
and
the
latter
rose
to
say
Mr
Speaker
I
understand
the
gentleman
Is
a
teetotaller
and
therefoie
in
anything
I
might
have
said
along
those
lines
I
certainly
wish
to
say
theie
was
no
implication
of
bad
conduct
on
his
part
I
will
sit
down
Mr
Speaker
i