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t t_ t V I 11 {,t I, ( t t ‘1(1 (LIJI:;I’ It)H (l’AIrI:I. tI)K’t’ ION — NO. stiir.I Lc”I’ ASIID BY TABLEt) BY PAGL t- A S Ic) Lenient 1 un Icdii uI4J WI)OLhnr1 ) u1tIlUI)er of fi los are uinirisiuej hour lire .IisIice flj uluuneurl since 1972; if yes, uiidtrt which catecjory era these fi los c]asrjltied, etc. S.A. Neery ‘L.A. hickman 202. 2. A stu lemetut ridicati flij iitiiiilner of cases for the years ]972—I 978 where charges were wi Chduawn by tire Jtislice Dciii. or set aside tiy either the Minister or: tire flh.octor of Public Prosecutions category under which Lhese cases may be classified, etc. S.A.

Noary T.A. hickman 2L3. 3. i. A 5tCenieiit indicating whether there are files In the Justice Dept. that can only be viewed by tire Mm. or E)icector c)f Public Piosecutlons, if re— slriclions have been placed on certain files, give reason foc such a ban and state the category under which ihese files may be classified, etc. S.A. Neary T.A. Hickman 203. 3. 8. Plans or arrangements for parking either free or on a flat rate basis for Public Service employees who will be relocated in Atlantic Place, St. John’s S.A. Neary H.C. Brett 409. 5. 12.

Name of successor to the Director of Air Services whose employment was terminated earlier this year 8.A. Neary J. Dinur 523. 6. 5. Correspondence and all related data auLhorizinij transfer of shares from Provincial Refining to Nfld. Refining; Net revenue to the province as a result of the transfer of these shares S.A. Neary P.A. Hickman 633. 7. 9. Correspondence with the other nine Provinces re— guesting InformaLion as to whether the H. C .M. P. can proceed with charges, as a result of their investi— cjalloris, without being directed Cu do so by the Prov. .Justjce t)epl; r:et)Hes, etc. S.A.

Neary T.A. hIckman 634. 24. list of Mi Lii SteFS who used motor vehicles from the Govt • s. transjiortatioiu depot this year to date for reasons other than specific and identi fled Govt. business; number of hours, days ot weeks vehicles were used, etc. S.A. Neary ii. Young 1852. 16.

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l) BY 1AI1IJ1) BY IIDt)I 27 . Noaiula±r ot elileLgelicy a Iiii fCs by p1 atie and he 11copier ft nut Ilie Wus Ic iii Mentor Ial liospi La] ci Cot tier Bronk Lu SI. Jtittii’ s tnt years 1974 Lu tIcILci iCiiSOfl fcit 511(211 airlifts, etc. S.A. Neary W. house 2167. 20. 21]. Number of emergency alul ifis by tatie and heY cOjiier trout the Central Newfoundland hospital al Grand Calls Lu hi. John’s for itue years t974 — to date; reasoll fot such uit1ffl, etc. S.A. Neary W. house 2167. 20.

JO. tics ihe Newfoundland CanceE Society requested addiliuuial fundfncj in order to maintain a realistic reaeatctu L)rJrauul iii Ntld. & Lab. S.A. Neary W. House 2167. 20. 11. TuCal cost of provlclincj eye glasses to children under 16 years of age, individuals over 16 years of die; what is the procedure for an individual Co receive tree glasses S.A. Neary W. house 2167. 20. 37. 110w Inalty Public health Inspectors were recruited ouLide Cite province front 1974 — to dale; in what DVI nees or countries were they recrui ted from S. A. Neary W. house 2167. 20. 23.

Stacemeuit shiowiuty numbet of naLive born t1flders. who have cjradualet3 from Metuor Ia 1’ s School of Medicine fur 1974—7?; number of Iliese graduates who are currently practicing uutedicine In Nt]d. & 1.abrador; utumbet who have emigrated; average cost of rrainincj doctors at M.U.N. School of Medicine S.A. Neary W. thouse 2281]. 21. 2b . What are the names cit those persons who are cut tetchy employed as Ixecuiive AssisLarits, Special Assistants, Special Advisers or Public i{elations Officer to tljrc. of Health; on whial date were they so euctcluyed and what liLle dne cacti hold S.A.

Neary W. house 2281]. 21. 34. Number ot civil marriages in the province for the calendat years 1977 and 1918 to date; give break down by tecjiou, where civil mat r Cages Look place h.A. Neary W. House 2288. 21. j I I >1 t 1 1 sa

( 1 1 it 1 L I ( t I ( t Aiili it) (;aiI ‘d. !iii.i’i IoN NC). iiltIt’I Aill) liv lAii1.ll) IIY 11(1(1K 16. At thu i)1ta.±Iit ticate, wlicit is Lhe tcital iioiiitier ot act lye tt uatiiienL buols In the Janeway Chi Id ilea liii Cullile located at PlealjantvIl Ic; i)oes the .Janewciy a ‘jra ter ,ioinihcr of hOii1)i tal bto1 eva IldI)1 c ttiaie thoie which are ill use as active buds; If so, what is the reason for this S.A. Neary W. house 22011. 21. 41. Itow many ncses were recruited outside the province iii 1974, 1975, 1976, 1971 and 1978 to date; in what provinces or countries were they recruited S.A.

Neary W. house 2288. 21. ( not known) Question re school construction answered on May 8/19 (Question 12, on May 5, 1978 Order Paper, asked in Thiid Session) T. Lush T.. hIckman 2911. 27. UI

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INTERPRETATION ACT Bk. 10 Bk. 12 Bk. 34 Bk. 35 Bk. 35 Bk. 37 Pg. 1276 Py. 1436 Pg. 3662 Pg. 3703 Pg. 3703 Pg. 396 5 Bk. 36 Pg. 3818 Bk. ii LI AN AL”I’’l’O AMENI) ‘FIlE CROWN GLJARAN’t’EE AND Bk. 10 fik. 12 Pg. 2002 Bk. 20 Bk. 20 Bk. 20 lOAN ACT, ]97J Pg. 1216 Pg. 1435 bLEW’ Pg. 2398 Pg. 2199 Pq. 2224 3 Pcj. 2047 Pg. 2188 14

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AN ACT TO PHOVJDE FOB NATURAL AttEA IN THE PHOVINc:E TO BE SET ASIDE FOR THE BENEFIT, LDtICATIC)N AN[) ENJOYMENT OF PRESENT AND FU’l’LJRE GENERATIONS IN THE PROVINCE Bk. 37 Pg. 396’ Bk. 14 Pcj. 3602 Bk. 15 Pg. 1763 I?

AN ACT TO AMEND TIlE FISHING AND CoASTAL Bk. 16 Uk. 17 VESSELS REBUILDING AND REPAIRS (BOuNTiES) Pg. Pg. 1968 ACT 1851 Bk. 14 LB

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL REPRESEN— Bk. 10 Bk. 12 Pg. 1623 Bk. 17 Bk. 17 Bk. 20 ThT1ON FOR LABRADOR IN TIlE hOUSE or Pg. Pg. 1434 nk.T’ Pcj. 1968 Pcj. 1972 Pg. 2221 2 ASSEMBLY 1275 Pg. 1763 19 INlEttlil SUPPLY BILL Bk. 13 Bk. 13 Bk. 13 Bk. 13 Bk. 13 Pg. 1599 Pg. 1599 Pg. 1599 Pg. 1600 Pg. 160( 20 AN AC’)’ TO AMENI)’iIIE MAINTENANCE ORDERS 1k. 14 Bk. 15 Bk. 34 Bk. 35 Bk. 36 tlk. 37 (ENrO[CCEMEN’

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AN ACt’ RESPECT INU TIt GARNIShMENT AGAINST Bk. ]4 Bk. 15 TIlE HEMtJNt;RATION 01” PUBLIC Ot’FJCIAI.S Pg. 1601 Pg. 1762 2] AN AC’l’ To REMOVE ANOMALIES IN PROVINCIAl. LEGiSlATiON ThAT MAY BE CONSTRUED AS Bk. 14 Bk. 15 DiSCRIMINATION Pg. 1601 Pg. 1762 21 AN ACI’ RESPECTING AMUSEMENT RIDES Bk. 14 Bk. 15 Pcj. 1601 Pg. 176] 25

AN ACt RESPECTING GOVERNMENT PRINTING Bk. 14 Bk. 15 Pg. 1602 Pg. 1763 26 AN AC’t’’f’

C) AMENt) ‘11W PROVINCiAL COURT ACT Bk. 14 Bk. 15 Pg. 1601 Pg. 1762 2? AN AL”I’Tt) AMENI) thu INCOME ‘LAX ACT Bk. 18 Bk. 19 Bk. 34 Bk. 35 Bk. 35 Bk. 37 Pg. 2(120 Pg. 2046 Pcj. 3665 Pg. 3703 Pg. 3703 Pg. 6 3964 I I I “I L

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AN ACT TO AMEND TIlE DI Sill [CI COURT ACI, i976 Uk. 20 Uk. 22 Pg. 2165 Pg. 2410 10 AN ACITO AMENI) THE SECUHITTES ACT Bk. 21 Bk. 22 Bk. 34 Uk. 35 Uk. 36 Uk. 37 Pcj. 2288 Pg. 2419 Pg. 3669 Pg. 3701 P9. 3018 Pg. 8 3964 it

AN ACT TO ENAUJE GAI)ENS LIMITED AND (AIIATI BREWERIES OF NEWFOUNDLAND LIMITED Ilk. 23 Uk. 24 Uk. 34 Bk. 35 Uk. 36 Uk. 37 TO BECOME FEDERAL CORPORATIONS Pg. 2490 Pg. 2647 Pg. 3651 P9. 3701 Pg. 3019 Pq. 9 3964 32

AN ACT To AMENI) TIlE HISTORIC ODJECTS, Bk. 24 Bk. 26 StIES AND RECoRDS ACT, 1973 Pci. 2623 Pg. 2842 uk. 30 ii

AN ACT TO REtORM TIlE LAW RESPECTING TUE Bk. 21 Bk. 22 Pg. 3275 Bk. 37 Bk. 37 PROPERTY OF MARRIED PERSONS Pj. 2288 Pcj. 2419 fltI Pg. 3919 Pg. 3947 Pg. 3321 k. 32 Pg. 3450 .34Pu 3610

AN ACt RESPEClIMO DISPENSING OPTiCIANS 14 Ilk. 33 Pcj. 3511 Ilk. 14 Pg. 3609

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AN ACT RESPECTING SMALL CLAIMS Bk. 33 Bk. 34 Pt3. 3511 Pg. 3609 41 AN AC’t’ I4EsLEeTTnI; PI1UVTNCIAL OFt”ENCES AND MAGISTERIAl. INQIJIRIES Bk. 33 Uk. 34 Pcj. 3511 Pg. 3609 42

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MISCfl.LANECCS 3?WHOM?AGBOCK aousccsentfor?arousnediatocover crcceedicsalonqwithPhotograPhsofofficial e.ncofouseofAssemblyMr.Speaker1.1. elccrnedMr.aira:,?residentcfthefirst .anCor.andanumberofhisassociates,to tesouseofAssemblyMr.Speaker503.6. Mr.Mcutt,?.!.2.accomoaniedbyMrs.Teresita W.1lsztsofthe?eoleto?eoleCoittee, welcctedtothecuseofAssemblyMr.Speaker507.6. WelcomedMr.JacobOlowo,OndoState,igeria, whowillbeattachedtotheIf1d.Legislative 2uncilforfou.rrnonthsMr.Speaker1199.10. Mr.C.Ballam,fornerMimi.oftheCrown, welcomedtothe;ailariesMr.Speaker1199.10.

WeiconedtenvisitingathletesfromWinnipeg, accomaniedby:lr.M.YcmnnisMr.Sceaker1499.12. AbrevSenior,foerM..A.welcomedtothe ;alleriesMr.Speaker1342.16. souserecesseduetotowerfailureW.W.Marshall2022.13. Welcomedscientist,Mr.ZhaiZhenruifrom eoo1e’sReub1.cofChina,whowillalsobe ‘7:stIngvaroussitesarrangedbyC-CoreMr.Speaker3212.30. BestwishesextendedtoMm.ofJusticefor aspeedyrecoveryS.A.Neary3919.37. 12

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b) it recjues ttrL1 10 have ice breaker SCLVICO pvj&1d during November nc1 I)iCeiih,e r of each yea C (coil I •U.. ()ItAI. 011 I:i’ IfliI tiIiiI•;&,I, fI(tth) bY PMJ 1100K MIWIHI:D iiy i’ic;i 1100K (‘t111c by Chance itetitiery;— First W.N. Itowe HO,)). 2. V.A. hhickuiaii 1)0. 2. Aiahaiij. shIeu co. n..4 301. 4. C.W. I)oody 110. 2. ‘I’amLcaz ; Burns BroLI)ers ; Ga Itb Pharon ;‘4.4 524. 6.‘4‘4 301, 1 3. 4 0. Scickles; 2ntl mortgage ($3Oin) ; ‘4 ‘4 1297. 10.‘4‘4 526. 6. t.itler of intent for repaymeiti; un—‘4‘4 1742.

E Premier Moores 524,27. 6. secured creditots; replacement value‘4‘4 2167. 20.‘4“ 630,40,41. 7. ($400m), Ihorne Hiddell; tIle two‘4 2736. 25. Premier teckford 1293,98. 10. iicuiiua1s; Ashland Oil; crude oil—‘4‘4 2026. 26.‘4‘4 1513. 13. ti1IihiLiL cOnlent; it deadline of‘4‘4 3306,12. 31.‘4 1743. 15. June 10th will be exLejided;‘4‘4 3799,3e03. 36.U ‘4 1052. 16. Kininwort Buiisoii; CHUHISSIOn coiitrols, II. Siiiuuons 311,13. 4. 2167,79,82. 20. envizuiiiiicni; Pet, Marwick,‘4‘4 532, 6.‘4‘4 2304. 21. MitcheLl‘4‘4 641. 7.‘4 2736. 25. ‘4 ‘4 2179. 20.‘4 ‘4 2826,29. 26. ‘4‘ 331.4. 31.‘4 ‘4 3036. 28. S.A.

Neary 411. 5.‘4.4 3799,3803. 36. ‘4 ‘4 636. 7.‘4 ‘4 3806,08. 36. ‘4 ‘4 1293. 10. .1. Collins 3306,12. 31. ‘4 ‘4 1513. 13. ‘4 ‘4 1852. 16. “ ‘4 3039. 28. W. Callan 640. 7. ‘4 2181. 20. ‘4 ‘4 2304. 21. ‘4 ‘4 2828. 26. ‘4‘4 3036. 28. ‘4‘4 3805. 36. F.B. Howe 3808. 36. if the trawlers:— Barricudina, Blue hake and Sand Lauiice have been sold or leased to T.J. Hardy, Port aux hias(Jues; if an inguiry will be held into Chic disappearance of the S.A. Neary 114. 2. W. Carter 115.. 2. DarL-icudina; what is thu stability of‘4“ 640. 7. V.A. hickman 116. 2. Chose trawlers (Le.) design W.W. Marshall 645. 7.‘4U 647,49. 7.

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a) A I cIcttiiteii I a can Ito tab lcd where I . i tracliaii 119. 2. .1 . Dl on 119. 2. cteIliei,1s have I’eii ilicidi H 381. 4. 384. 4. It Abltibt--Prlce wifl utilize Hoddicklon C tie wood t usooc cuS

h) A f it cool 1 be cuiin I lured for pulp Ctietd Li 1)115 (1 .e. ) iIirmo—titechanfcal t’ T. Hideout 123. 2. C.W. Doody 124,127. 2.

c) it labrador wood will be iiid iii the 1423. 12. H 1423. 12.tiull W.N. Howe 126. 2. I the Lwf iiiiincj ot the Trans—Canada Hiriliway b&±iwccn Bishop’ a Falls and Orcitid Falls will be included in tile 19 19 COnS It tic 1100 procj t iiHuiIlC

b) it the previous itit flistern iie’jotIaIions will be sufficient for G. Flicjht 127 2. J. Dinn 127. 2.the [)roVinees road recoiistrticLion “ 214. 3 ii ii 214. 3. it Daily News report IliaC $900,000. in RItAP (lt jduiit 1 a I Heliabi ii tati oil AssieCailce Pfojraiwiie) will be unspent II. Kitchen 129. 2. T.V. Ilickey 130. 2. iii SI. Joltil’S H H 410. 5. Why the blueprint tot duVe]0j)flleIlt 10 ci taLe )vba Iii Ntld. hia foiled

b) how many P0l)le left Nfld. in past tw& I ye 111011 Cite to seek employmeii t laewhere W.N. Howe 203. 3. W. House 203. 3. What 1itocedote Pcov. Govt. will Lake ili people itt Soc I a I ansi stance when the family allowance of $200. per child S.A. Nuai:y 204. 3. T.A. hickman 205. 3. CollieS in to effect ‘ 4 ‘ 380. 4 - ‘ 1 1_i 1 1 i I

1 1. 1 1 t I.. I t C 1 1. 1 iflAla (IiKP If)NS tc:uii 1 ‘ii. wi:ii,:Ii It Mlii. ut Itoiisj wj WI 11 acccimpaiiy Ii Em I_u IuipeC1 Vii.jiiiIr.i Pcjck lIiiit.:j (i.e.) 1)411 Id In.j s Odd rds

h) iI the ItuIii&±OWII&) t ASSOC. UOU Ad be dILetI tinancia]]y Lu do testing of LIi&i CtiiiLLUCLitiiL iIlüLtC1dl II. Kitchen 208. 3. T.V. Ihickey 209. 3.

e) it hopt, of t’inance could supply a “ “ 321. 4. ‘4 ‘4 420. 5. ¶)I out Lu Iloiiieowiiers ssoc. re above ‘4 427. 5. A..]. Murphy 322. 4. [f Miii. otT cansp. & Cotutitiunicat ions would IIiteLvene fur rosiaents C)f Hay of iioiid for better telephone service L. Woodrow 211. 3. J. Dinn 213. 3. Who I c)lz&t for the Polytechnic Institute H. Sittunons 216. 3. W. house 216. 3. He food prices in Nfld.— supermarket J. Nolan 219. 3. A.J. Murphy 220. 3. kickbacks, shelving unions, etc. S.A. Neary 221. ‘4 [t Miii. of Tranap. would set up a se1)arate road depot in Stepheiiville for U. Mclsaac 222. 3. J. Dlnn. 222. 3.

Ilie WeL Coa1 ‘4 307. 4. N. Windsor 390. 4. Lf Miii. of 1.abour & nI)ower aware of anti—tenioti movement on at CJYQ Radio S.A. Neary 314. 4. W. tlouse 315. 4. it Miii. of tducation could stale the regulations re school busing as per re— quest from Joe Hall’s Arm & Bart-’d Is]andb) if Terra Nova Integrated School E.W. Winsor 317. 4. W. House 317. 4. hoatd busing outside the regulations H. Simneoiis 318. 4. if a coiuuui I_men C can be made re s tadi urn II. McI saac 319. 4. J. Morgan 319. 4. fot SI. George’s ‘4 “ 1955. 17. N. WIndsor 321. ‘4 ‘4 1955. 17. Office space:— ALlaiilie Place; Corner S.A. Neary 411,14. 5.

T.A. hIckman 412,15. 5. Litouk off1c space; Mahoney Coniuiiision ‘4 ‘4 424. ‘4 R.C. flrett 412,24. Report; Lenders; lease agreement; 3252. 30. Philip Place; civil servants parking

C)l(At, liIl I l)Il (c:tiiil. • d. ) 1lfIl) BY PA(,I BOOK ILiWI:Bl:

I) BY PA(;I; BooK OucsIIoli i a Oltico pcce cont’tt. II. iiriwtons 2642. 24. PremIer l’t.cktorcI 2642. 24. t.I. Cantiiinj 16(15. 34• ft “ 3607. 34. II. Yountj 3252. 30. 3606. 34., I t Mi ii. nt lj leiAi can have Govt. jul uiCO(hJ to cjet ()dy for Woriherti Pii I u,ii IC: t A stieriueii who sol 11 to Cow iiocd t A slier Los I.td. arel received bad cei:os E.M. Roberta 415. 5. W. Carter 417. 5. What lUOciSLICOS 10 ColilbOt wildil to p0clil1J, litiiilei sateiy prox]ralimle W. Callan 419. 5. T.A. hIckman 420. 5. it die Ve.jeLcibl MaLkeIincj Associates Ltd. , Botwood rejireselilitig Govt.

Iii puicliasiilcj and llIarkaLinLj II. Mclaaac 429. 5. T.A. hickman 430. 5. It iiy action taken re Bartlett indust— ri ci 1 iiguity (1 .e. ) contracting out in l.a Ii l idur , by whom and when

B) it a toil time Mi n. of Labour I1 1 hie atlI)Ui iited

c) it a definite trocedure in the cul JecLivo agreement wilhi respect LU ct)liLtacIincj 0111 ii) if Premier will meet with onion execulive froiii Wabuhi when they arrive .A. Neary 534. 6. Premier Moorea 535. 6.in SC. .lohii’ s T. Lush 542.. 6. U 543• 6.

a) why axl.a HCMP officers dispatched to W.N. Bowe 634. 7. 635. 7.Wabushi ‘P. A. lhfckiiian 635. 7. Whicit is Ihe j)resonL aLdus IC Severance hay grievalicra (i.e.) Mi. IlartieLl’s W. MacNeil 642. 1. C.W. 000dy 642. 7.coiiliiijt1u “ 1285. 10. 1285. 10. I t dilY Ct £t,L I be 1 ug made by Nt hi. Ilydro Lu ciii lect. lob I t CVtduLle dOe tO me dora I,e I In] &iiidei L.5 Li Lila Ld ill hlotid I ck Icni— Lwjlee aucci ‘P. HideouL 65]. 7. A.B. Peckford 653. 7. I ‘1 ‘ I ) ) i i1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I

111111It :tIIi,Ii•:tI ItI’iunucwiIeont1inIiiwacI,ctier‘ IIlIn)llII(flht.JllC—hidCtheLeWI11tieiiioii(lii LUtljoul.iiChiLihouseLb155LiecnOOnfor P.C.t,cedetabipandaIso,iftheHouse shiotiIulButbekepLOpenreprobielliSOf ProvInec(1-a* )unciiiployiiiuiit,electtica1 jiicteaae,EIleheLhTowersfire,etc.

It(lieGuvt.pOlicy15toseekmarkets iiiEuropetoexportunprocessedwood ti)itLhietwopapercoiiiiiaiësWillCt— ijLthebudwormjnfestedwoodtobecut piivalelyendsold A;KI:Dtiy (utAh,((iih’IOt4i(ctiiiI.ii. ) flf)Ok(ANiwh:I(F:I)BYI’AGI ItPreililerCanstateifiiishisGovt’s. ilitejiliontotetminaletheservicesof someI)eputyMins.,Assi,DeputyMins. highrankingofficialsiiipublicrerviceS.A.Neary increases;-ftafreeze unifidevelopmentofLowerChiurchi11; PublieUtIiiLiesBoardConu.iander BebecaL’seLaLeuuieni:NLld.Ilydro’s Iiuitcauctacy; rationingofcJss; ifPLoy.(;ovt.tookadviitatjeofthe FeUerlProcjraIiitocutWoodthatwas daiiicigedbyihiesprucebudworm, tiolicytesubsidy;Erco; V.Young’ssLetemeliLreapplication totit)%increaseinelectricityrates; itGovt.representedontheBoardof Nfld.&Lab.hlydro; freeze-Manitoba W.N.Howe745,192.8.PremIerHooves746.8.

W.N.Howe747.8.A.B.Peckford747.8. •U 1271,83.10.1?reiuierPeckfovd1277,83.10. “ “2289.21. U “1520.13. J.Nolan750.8.“2290.21. S.A.Heavy754.8. HH 35734• “ “3587.34. II.Kitchen1519.13. G.Flight759.8.PremierHooves759.8. “ U796.“E.Maynard760,798. H T.Lush762,80].8.W.house763.8. H 2754.25.T.A.Hickman804. “ U2836.26.J.DInn2754.25. HH 3149.29. N2836.26. ‘P.Hideout3894.37. UU 3150.29. 3894.37.

MccarthyJudicialInquiry(intothree deathsUteinIoyeesworkingwithIron OreCo.,Lab.Cityandthehealthand safetywiththeoperations) DusLproblem;if$1.Smcouldbesaved byobtaininginformationfromother oien--ejtIatryituilies;co—ordinatIng CoilulilLice;Occuipaiic)fla1IlealIhiand SatetyAct;MineaInspectionBranch; tripartiteCOilIiflftLeeIcSelikuffreport 1284.10.PremierPeckford1284.10.

t)I(AI, (IiC I flN (call I • •I . Shill ici, IISKID DY Ilf)(.IK tNJlI(EI) BY Ilt)UI I t I tlt 110W MIII.

I) t SC,t2 a 1 Sc LVI Ced ( J)l5 C n. ot IIlu 1 ii ) ctCllld Ct)lIlIllt.±IIL Oh t.ilO I cIt)1 I iiIIlieIlI Ut i)tpC . dild StdItl, of N Lid. iii . 1101111 iwj i.inci St. .Iuliii 11uu11 I I1(J ALILIIUC1 t.y

B) ii Mi. P. WIthers Statub could be IL Flight 1286. 10. T.V. Illckey 128?. 10. S.A. Ueary 1497. 12. Premier Pecktord 1289. Wii (. del I on Dept. of Trausp . & Comm. w ill Lake te tile nine 1111 le SttClLCil of tod in Seal Cove T. Hideout 1290. 10. ILC. Brett 1291. 10. Wild the Mill. at T1.aiisp. & CouLm. will (Jive a ttili exI)laIlStiC)I1 Of tIi Audi br hle[dt’S kd[)Ort. [a Ills departllleilt P. HldeOtlt 1.291.. H.C. Brett 1292. 10. What is Iiie status of the Premier’s üttic Ill (tdIlL1 Falls — L. SlIIUllS what is Lila status of Premier’s Office ill BOIWUOtI — I).

Billerd B) 1 t tile dt)C)Ve Hauled fJeI)t lelIldfl LISVC beell On leave of absence dutincj Lila past Couj) Ic ot IlluhIlils a [e they present] y tIhtj)lt)yed t)y GOvt. F. While 1292. 10. Premier Pecktord 1292. 10. It Piciltiet Pecktotd could give all update OIl tile deve lOt)hILefll of tile LOWCL Churchi 11; stiLsuaL inc cable

B) why 10111 SpetiC On blasts for ttIllnaI 0)1 Cjthlcl sIde at Sis. of Belie isle whefl neW LechIllu]o’jy available t I . a.) cable

c) it ally employment at Lower Churchill tills SLIIILIIICIL S.A. Neary 1324. 11. C.W. Doody 1324. 11. It Mm. of industrial Development could dtlcl I ‘ ZC tilt) Dodd I ek Lou si I us lion re the Canada Bay Lumber Cu.

B) Wild 1 1 flVOlVeIlLt)Il I Govi . would have in seCt 1113 tl I he new Co. , Nut 111(1 nI Logtj tug ihaWldli Bay c) 1 f t. hId Cu. will be export jug prime PtIIIt wuud; it like CC). will 1novlde P. Hjdec)ul 13)1. 11. . Maynard 1332. 11.Iojj I Iltj t)cjClIj)LlLtiIlt Co koddickton loggers 1863. 16. J. Morgan 1864. 16. r ‘ I ) 1 1 ‘1 I 1 1

I I. t I I I £ I I (‘a i. (ltAI. t1Ji.i’l’1t)Nj(a1>itt. SLl1.iI:’l AJI(Et) ItY iAtf ltflf)I( ANWllttt) BY It It out ici tuck tci d cota Id itidicii to Cite so cvi cespertot tad by Cite consul Can C who cccl ved 34,000 (Itef. AudiCUr General• Ite icc C, Paj. 26, L’ij cii. 16) hi IL Ike Icave liiiicj could be exp 1iii ned andIkillieof the consul lint

c) Itr the consul hauL H. Nutbeam, ta ft.iuuttons 1334. 1. Premier Peckford 1334. 11. still on a rehainer tee“ 2166. 20. Who wasresponsible for the Minutein Cutijic i3, 1977 authuc ilug the ac guisi lion of the Cape Sattibro from Marysluwn Shipyard— also transfer to Dept. of Fl sheiles; and to a fish pLO(;es5l nq hunt loan of over $2. 3m to j)LIrcIuitsu the trawler Ii) whtti wd responsible for the Certain— atiun of the 1976agi content; where and when CIte agreement was made and if m Idlers can be Iat)ledfront Fed. Govt. re the subsidy F.H. Itowe 1337. 11. W. Carter 1337. 11.

What uclion Premier Peckford will take with the Fed. Govt. re the oil spills in Eastern Canada of the British Tanker, Kturdjstan (i.e.) ‘the Frank Mooree

b) if a resolution should be sent to OIL awa

c) if Clue ship broke up because of high S.A. Neary 1408. 12. Premier Peckford 1411. 12. seas or ice tuncture E.W. Wlnsor 1414.H Why Lhe 4th seat necessary to be added iii labrador; why not added in the redis tribution and why six seats in St. .Jolaits W. CaIlan 1415,1497. 12. Premijler Peckford 1415,1499. 12. It Abitibi—Price Stephenville Division exellipi fru Inuruici pal taxes in Slepherivilleti) it the municipality informed of saute before coutracC signed W. MacNeil 1419. 12. Premier Peekford 1419. 12.

c) if the sales contract will be tabled C.W. floody 1419. 12.

HAl, (lIl•:il IONL (colil • •l. Aill:

l) BY AN;WKHI:l BY It Mlii. ot P111)1 Ic Wuiks cotild liidlcaLc Ilie stepi Ito Wi 11 take tO hciVt (lie $2 B , 000. recovel ed (Be f . And I for (eii BeIlt)it , Para . 56, Ptj . 40)

h) it Cite Miii. will check ott the $189,00t) Lu ice If ii will be paid out ii 1cjal ly c:) who i S the Deptily Miii. of Public Wotks Services

U) if DopC. ot Transp. and Public Works H. Simmons 1426. 12. II. Youiitj 1427. 12. will be cuiio1diiCed F. White 1429. wti j ihe status of nucjoiialjons ¶1. Lush 1430. 12. Preiiiier Peckford 1431. 12. between Govt. & Nfld. Teachers’ Assoc.; l II 3446. 32. N. Windsor 3248. 30. Ntitses; Poitce Bruilieriiood Ptit)lIC 1 3809. 36. U 3431. 32. service coniracts; concillielion ‘ 3899. 37. U 3810. 36. Ufticer W.N. Howe 3248. 30. U 3899. 37. it Miii. of Justice coulti state if the 3428. 32. ‘i.A.

Hickman 3252. 30. allegations by Ilie Police Brotherhood, J. 0mm 3430. 32. are true ‘ that the police are beIng “ 1 3446. 32. spied upon by Depuly Chief of Police’ What is CIte status of the Nfld. Develop— mciii Cettitc ii ( lcuitoiiti c Council of AdvAsors) of which A. Crosbie is Chairman cud what is the terms of reference

b) jt any reports received to date

c) it the council replaces the Planning & PrioLities Secretariat of Govt.

U) what k hid of budget the Council has

e) it the stcuclure will be chiaged H. Siiiunona 1522. 13. Premier Peckford 1523. 13.

f) if the above Couuniitee would look ‘I. Lush 2499. 23. ‘ 2500. 23. jiitc small businesses J. Nolan 2504. 23. 2505. 23. It PLeitilet could stale his h)oslCiOn i Ci own Lands hI if (lie Pceiiiier will hire exLra diafts— Well to hi i iig (lie back lotj up to dale

c) if the Preiti I et wi 11 have ihie grant System tei titiodticed vi a vis the lireseilt lease system

o) how many itep Ic einp I oyed in the dtattiiig ottice

e) it Mlii. would confirm thai ii takes F. White 1525. ii. Premier Peckford 1526. 13over six tiicjiiihs to get a lease drafted G. Flighti 2635. 24. J. Morgan 2635. 24. 1 1 1 ) I HI 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1

I t I I I I duAl, 4IIIl I(ll’4 (coill •el. siiflJi:c1’ AICEI) BY iA(I AN;I:ItII) BY IA(I BOOK

t) why it tikej 2 1/2 years to got a jt diii tiuni Cruwii lands CL GI ;xjlit 2635. 24. J. Morgan 2635. 24. hoW )OhS Cdii be SeCUtt±(l Oh the ottshoie oil and gas vessels— it Ntlders. being tSflp Iuyu.I

b) i t the Prom jet will uncle r take to in— stite Chat al I Ntlclers. get an egnal l)Pt Cdliii L’/

e) how many Nt]cIt. employed to date

d) what Ilopt. of Govt. controls lists of a1)pliccirlCs for these )obs and why not pLCit2e5Sd LI1UOLOJIL Dept. Of ManpoWer Wily is Crcisbl & S companies compeL incj with Ihit± Nfld. Govt.; what role Dr. S. T. Lush 1529. 13. Premier Pecktorcl 1529. 13. Putecs is playing in same S.A. Neary 1531. GovC’. pOliCy on Petrocan ti

b) It the Pceni;ec’s position will clian4e should Mr. Clark become Itie Prime Mlii. of Canada W.N. Howe 1602. 14. Premier Peckford 1603. 14. Why ‘lotal, Chic largest shareholder in Kastcan have given up their shares

b) why Petrocan got the bid to explore Ihe peripheral areas of the East Coast I. Sirachan 1609. 14. Premier Peckford 1610. 14. how many fishery loan applications are ouLstanclinq at the Fishery Loan Hoard; if a freeze on loans

b) how many applications were processed this year

c) it pci or consul La ii on held between Ntld. & Fed. Depis. re licencing before approval S.A. Neary 1613. 14. W. Carter 1613. 14. It the Gc ade XII progranime still Oil schiecitile; when the public will have input into types of programmes niiplemenied J. hlodcler 1616. 14. Preiiiier Pecktocd 1616. 14.

tiI(A1, ?II[T tONi (c:nii ( ‘ tJ . ) tKLDIIY AN;wJ:I(l•:

I) BY ilO(JK I F Miii. ot Ti niti or L F I on coo Iti La Ce it Iilet a F ion tj iyen to Soutlieiii Lcd)r rkit t caideuLs lu delay in iccel viiitj intitur vtic:Ic ccrIce, hue Lu mall etv1cu l.M. lkoberls 1610. 14. B.C. BLeti - 1610. 14. It Irem jet otj UCCS w ith Mt . V. Yountj • S I_ at eltieni I C Flie tieve I Inunt of {s 1 1 Ia Iattn Ii) .1 t 111t1 reaboit we COIIIIC)t ijet f1nnc intj tot I.uweL Cht.trclii 1 1 is because

C) f our cietljt cotititi F Premier coituerned about civil 5 e UVctti Cs ma k i iitj pill lie ott founded LotcIitett15 B. Sinunotis 1619. 14. Premier Pecktord 1620. 14. It Mm. of Jitslfce will take action atjaiilSt use of coticealed Lope recorder used by Depuly Chief of Police durinij an ititerview re Judqe Super Inquiry ott lit tut tao Lion be I tinj leaked

L) it the party betncj taped lies a rinjtit to be tiolified c:) it Mm. aware of illeqal use of tape i ccci data

U) I F Miii. coinloties the ii leqal use of L aic 1ec:uL U is on Deputy Min. of Tour jam, etc.

e) it (tie tap iny of Wi tnesse done by C. 1 .1). ineitibet a — dune wi Lb the kiiow1dcje of Miii. of Justice or his L)ept.

f) it in tLttcLioIiS were ever issued — j’u Ii cc a Cc. nd to become involved ‘) it Mlii. had prior kiiewledye of tapiny Ii) if a police officer c:an obtain per— S.A. Neary 1745. 15. T.A. hickman 1145. 15.lIliaSjOIk It) conduct Loped interviews; if W.N. Howe 2020. 18. 2020. 18.alty cn)itlttttiiiicoli ott 10 stop Ltie practice 2024. 19. 2024. 19. He Iii ti n&j pact ices for ot tahiore ci 1 arid jdS Vee1 5 ii) if the Mm. of Mines Bnerqy wilt see Iltat Llie hrtItij retjulatltiiis are not ceti Cc ctvt:ttJ t;) 1 F Chic supply opecatiotis for the vessel a ate stiazed ciii Liii ottnjti the Pi ov . T. Lush 1749. 15. C.W.

Fioocly 1150. 15. •e. tlztpjiy Vol Icy — Coosa flay area I. Stractian 1754. 15. -‘ I I 1 1

I I I 1 1. L I ()BAI (lJIfiI It)Ni (cola I •al— AIcCDI1Y 1100K AlUWI:HCI) BY I0i< Whci t ci IctIllis tinccS IlL cL,5S ltd Ld the cx— V llllt)tiIlt of atuatacy apuilt_ oil lie Ii COjiI.C C. cLad i Ic CS (he t. A LId I IC)L ;eIal.I al’s 1{eur I, Pg. 111) H. Simii,ons 1755 60. 15. Prcinit Peckford 1756. 15. II daly extra Ill ogruiias Set up tot the st ia1eiit ldl)OuC foic:e (i.. ) University tticJcnIs H. Moores 1857. 16. Premier Peckford 1858. 16. Wiieii will a budget be brought down S.A. Neary 1860. 16. J. Collins 2833. 26. W. Callan 2832. 26.

Which PupaE Co. has not submitted their aiaiiiial report to Audilor General ‘a I)upt. as letluired by Tax Land MclflageftLeflL ACt La) what action will be taken to recjaln revenue fruita companies holding over 300 acres of land G. FlIght 1060. 16. J. Morgan 1861. 16. Wlaeii Ilac connaittees will be set up in uiaiaicurporuled communitIes to accjuire fire fighting eguipiatent F.B. Rowe 1867. 16. Premier Peckford 1860. 16. It umendiuenLs will be macic to the Rural Laevelutiiiiellt Act re regulation of loans (Auditor General’s Report Pg. 34) La) if a fist of loans and grants will be presented

c) if the nine loans referred to in Auditor General’s Report will be Cabled W. Cullan 1869. 16. J. Goudie 1870. 16. What is the situation concerning BUd. re workers crossing the Quebec border to work S.A. Neary 1947. 11. Premier Peckford 1941. 17. Lobsier prices;— Nova Scotia firms— E.W. Winsor 1950. 17. W. Carter 1950. 17. licciaces; price fixing; replacement “ “ 3520. 33. U 3520,3524. 33. puts; Tiae Combines Act S.A. Neary 2914. 21. N. Windsor 2915. 27. J. Budder 2916. 27. T.A. hickman 2917. 27. 3524. 33.

OHAI. ot,I::;TI(’rIS ( con I. • d . ) AiX I:[i BY PAt I ANiWlItID BY I 1- oily apj)lOocII iiioIe Lu led. (.C,VL . I_I) hove ‘lu iii 29 c cileguL 15 Led

h) II the a11iuCieh by let tt.t 0L H. Simmus 1950. 17. J. Collins 1951. 17. 1e1eJo1Ioii C.W. floody 1952. I I LliL Ut ld. & 1.01). Ih)tlSI tig land eve 1 (iLilliuli 1, St 1tIenv tile t known as toes 13) will be on sale Ibis summer

b) explain il f;uvls. intention re W. Mactlefi 1957. 11. N. Windsor 1957. ii. the accurnuloLed interest on Idle land 2922. 27. 2922. 27. AeLIDII irOLII) Chisirinaii (B. Cola) con— W. Calian 1958. 17. 1reinfer Peckford 1959,2016. 17. IracL; it it will be rescinded; P 2012. U ‘ 2)00. 21. it culitruct received Cabinet apptoVal t”.B. HOWe 1960. 2508. 23. 2300. 21. 2507. 23. WhiaL is Chic procedure in yeLtincj three l)tia5e Ii) who would have to be contacted re S 51110

c) it any teilicy to pay tor three phase power to a cuuuuurilLy or an area for P. Lush 1961. 17. C.W. 000dy 1961. 11. iiidiislrlal purposes 2930. 27. 2931. 27. It liiijiediiiienLs lii the way oI ijellincy the U L diii urn Mine and Che Bri flex 1 tuat 1011 III t,SbUEICIOt started (I.e.) Kills— MichelIn area

b) if laud claims oblecCiolis by native iLuOpS could be explaIned 1. Slrachan 1966. 17. C.W. Doody 1966. 17. Who 1 commA linetil did the Premier jive the dele.julioii from Westpot I to their roads

b) is it nut a fad Ihiat Interim Supply was LjranLed to implement road IujralIIHIes , etc. c) 1 f chic peOF)le fioiii Westport and Matklaiicl will have to wait b weeks or mol..e Ia find out it Choir roads are in— S.A. Hoary 2026. 19. PremIer Pecktord 2028,33. 19.eluded iii ibis years protJraIIIlne W. CatIon 2032. H.C. Bc-cIt 2034. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ‘ I 1 1 1

I I I I C t t I. I L I. C C t_. IiAI IJI,t’ I()iI (ceitli (I— It, AI(KI)lJY ANSWIIktII BY I’AIE Li CI Ic1/(JI to II the Dept. of ‘l’Lansp. 0Ik.cci uoed Ihiiotejli the aba uqo—ouct t EUlli WI

I) Cc F LU S 1111100 t O)e Ed 110115 I)) tt the lay—oft will be greater CIiij yt- I.W. Wlnsor 2034. 19. U.C. BreLt 2034. 19. If Milk. UtJUSt I Ce WI 11 repOrt Ofl the liE release this a.m. “Judge Sopor ciccued witness of participating in a cuvec—up’(i.e.) leak Elizabeth Towers tire iiivestigauioii R. Siituiions 2035. 19. P.A. hickman 2036. 19. it some decision was made to cjive ussjOCui1c to owner—operators left in Labrador (i.e.) Labrador Linerboard I. Strachan 2044. 19. J. Goudie 2045. 19. Ito teacher lay-ofts in St.

Georg&s area- if consideration could be given because C)f Lilkerbourd start up, there could be influx of t)eople J. hlodder 2106. 20. Premier Peckford 2186. 20. It any ptoCils to deal with record U1IelIki)1OyIIke11L In Nfld. S.A. Neary 2)8?. 20. Premier Pecktord 2)87. 20. 11 Mlii. of Justice investigated the search on a doctor’s apartment in Feb. 1979 a)letjedly under instructions from Canada Customs Dept. Ii) what 1Fë the procedre before search warrants issiaed

c) if lime Miii. of Justice will write the DepL. concerned re the injustice S.A. Neary 2293. 21. T.A. hickman 2293. 21. It Ntld. Itydt-o made a decision to proceed with Cite develotimmiC of Itme upper So 1001k P))eCL Ilk] s year

b) why Cite escalated cost as staled by V. Young at Board of Trade meeting Apr. 29/79

c) will a bill be bioucjhil in 10 auLitumize the extra borrowing G. Flight 2297. 2). C.W. 000dy 2297. 21.

C)I(AI. )IJI:LItOlJ (c:o’I ‘ d - ) II C’dI)Ut ti_it lii tiit&Iut Ctititl act to the VC ititl 1 t (.IIc 401) I tat I Cc.i 1.1 he tdbIC(t Iii wit I cit a ted

C) t toju Is) and will Cite I I iii I us o v oud he upq raded and paved this ycat tiieincialarranjuments, eic. tinder former admTiTtrTThn Premier Moores Moirnt Sci house; secretarial help to the value of $30,000; lHi freeze off S a 1111011 ti Vet5 [It L.a Lii ador coiupiimc.uIaIy jovt. aircraft tickets; W.N. Howe I f B. tole had tml ss ion to spend t joe in Nassau wi Lit the former Premier; .A. Neary I is I of pe rsoits iii red by Exec.

Council “ in Cite -aa C C 3) mouths and i f ihey can “ be Lab led; I t Pt emler Moores removed tiles fLout 8th Floor when he vacated the of flee; the former Preutti er’ s secreiary; G. Fl) tjia t(ex Mur1iiiy — car .1. Nolan how many executive ssisiauuL the iceililet currently has (i.e. ) flotwooil, 1.abu ador , Caiud Falls, tiuchans Cattier ilcocik and the salaries paid Li) it he will table Cite contract of t,. Petleut, press secretary

c) i f a chian&je will be mucle in the Lou tauci at ic sttUCiULe lit PtC11IILII’ s of ti cc i iilan ate r eady tot the marine haul out, at tiarbotir hi e lout J . WI nsot I t a cumuli t tee was eC uiii by the former Piellilet (C Jet jog out ç)t Confederation P. Lush 2503. Why t lie new elect ions Lii 11 was not difl— If I titiCeI ciS Pruill sod Li) if the bill is pdsd, wilt 11 hecom (conl’d.) Premier Peck ford 2308. Premier Peckford 239?. 2416—18. 2490—95 2511. 111th i:t “ Asl(h:

I) BY it. i I iIttit()[tS E.W. Wiuisor ANtWi:ltLI) BY PAt; 12 I{.C. Brett 2310. itu;i: 2 308. 2)09. 2397. 240?. 2399. 2410,12. 2416. 2490—94. 2510. 2412,16. 2493. 2413. 2414. 2499. 110(110 21. 2]. 22. ‘I ft 23. 22. 23. 22. I, 23. 23. Ill 51K 21. 21. 22. 23. 23. 22. 29. 21. 23. ]. Nolan S.A. Weary Premier Peckford 2413. ii 3139. Premier Peckford 2499. Premier Peckford 2503. 1 .1 ‘) I I I ) 1 1 1 1 1 I

t I I t I I I I I I I I I.LI I L OHAI. .)IIIVI I (1)11111(1. AiKI1i)flY PAH fltU)K AWWIiUI) BY PAtI ICCIlyeIIiLIiiC&iIiI_ely C)Wi 11 tliele be tIileliCf dl c(iiit ul ct) will ii ‘Iy to the liexl ulcclicni W.N. Howe 2624. 24. Premier Peckford 2625. 24. WIia It(olaiid mci itellsdtO there between tCsur/ tloaid iid the p11015 itdCo pj lute of the waler buiicbliiq 1eot

b) how in.iiiy p ii ols and p1 alIes are fii I_tic tied c) [ Chey wI 11 be iadetel1nentCiii— I) 1uyec±e ci) ii I_lie tillote wilt unclercjo a traininq P uocj[diii

e) It the training involves safely cj) if Chore will be a new acjreemenl before thu rot-est fire seasonOpens S.A. Neary 2629. 24. B.C. Brett 2629. 24. ii)it Mlii. could rej;Cirt re the pilots T. Lush 3810. 36.“ 3247. 30. cal]iiitj in siek on yesterday, May 24th“ 3897. 37. N. Windsor 3810. 36.

i) what is the delay in nejotiationsUU 3897. 37. If Preiii1e Peekford acjrees with Ihe idea of live coverage of house of Assembly roceec1injs S.A. Neary 2750. 25. Premier Peckford 2750. 25. Whet ;ntormation the Govt. has re the tuel shortage reported in Gander ititertiational Airport

b) if Ihie Proviflce will be subjected to a fuel stioriacje ci it theCotce by Chance Hefinery will affect our supply of fuel W.N. Rowe 2822. 26. PremIer Peckford 2823. 26. if Miii. of Tourism could report on the renovations at Gander mt. Airport— doiiiesilC passenger

b) if the av iaLjoii nitiseuhu solely under 4 thefederaliirisdic1ioii, if so, wou]d the tim.write the Fed. Bin, to have it S.A. Neery 2830. 26. C. Power 2830. 26. opento Ihe ptit)IIC““ 2910. 27. If negotiations with firms to construct ottshiore concrete platfoi hUs in Nf Id. Ii) former Premier mdi cuied Jan./65 that (coni ‘d.

t)1SAI. ()iIii ION (colit • d. ) A4 KI;

I) MY ANSWLittI) ISV IIC)f )K (tiiit • d . . . . ) (2) tc cijii ii ruts cie excaiiiiisfnq the j)c)bIhL lily, c:&nthd tlie pi eienC Picoitier iitch iCat e Ihe [iclII&5 nc1 )aicitet] IOCd 1:J Oiii

c) it iD, could celiurts of sauce be tab1rd F.M. Howe 2814. 26. Premier Peckford 2834. 26. It the itclJa1 parts Lit Chic Labrador 1.1 iiL tbOci cd Nil 1 a,td Abi tib] Pcipec Co. cijuueiuteiiL w 11 be Cabled In Cite houSe May 8 or 9th W.N. Rowe 2911. 2?. E. Maynard 2912. 2?. It Chic Wittier Capi laY Works Procjramme Wi) 1 be jitlo effect iii all CUulIiiiUfllllt)S I;) it t.lie sma 11 coiututuui I tIes like Miiutj’s lSicjhl, etc. should have to pay accrued interesl ro the debentures

c) it Chic freeze could be lifted off revenue rants to small CL)liUiiLuil ties (i.e.) so Chat they could pay their billsci) why [CVCIiI1C Urania refused to P. Hideout 291?. 2?. J. l)inii 2918. 27. muituicipalities, etc. W. Callan 3264. 30. N. Windsor 2920.3265. 30. tt a start will be made on road con— aLructioji betweeii Main brook on Nor thuct ii Peniuisoila hllqtiway and between tddje a Cove East and the airstrip t)) if Miii. will include it in Ihe E.M. HobiC 2921. 2?. R.C. Breit 2921. 2?. iieL h)cee Procjraiiuiue a 3244. 30.

It the personnel or hue teci lilies of tile hiojhtways depot will be moved from old Perlicait to another area in F.M. Rowe 2924. 21. R.C. Brett 2924. 27. ‘Pr in] Ly or Cc)Ikcep Lion flay 3244. 30. tt Abitibi--Pnice have requested subidiea Cc) bui Id access roads Cc) hit, ore bodies i ci liutchians area Ci .e. skidder ore body; Great burnt Pulks G. FliqliC 2924. 27. C.W. floody 2925. 27. Itr IIce Pr cmi er tee Is the Meuic) Cl 51 Ott iv. buidje t hoii Id be made ttibl Ic (cont • d . . 1 1 1 1

I. t ( IL L I t I I t I I t I I ;LJILJ i: i AiKII) 1IY ()kAI, (?III:I it)tiS (0111‘ d. I’AC 1 ArJSWI1111i BY ii’ ;t: b) 1 I Ilie btlb—ct)lillll IItee Is look iiuj iii t:o the 50 dccli tie in enrol Imclii

c) It a editcl Aon in the facu ICy wi 1.1 tC) 1 tow Clie dec11 tI IIIeli iol] ment d)i f aS ItiilyCULl iLl be done on pus I JLc1LlLlaIt± (OILICULIOII system

e) it Cue rising cost her student will tie loOked Into IC Ihere will be an ilicrease for the sOda I ass is Lance rccip1eiiL I;) if the budcjet will pLovlde for an ilicrease, geared to Chic minimum wages as promi ed by foiitier Premier in 1913

c) At special consideraLion will be given Cue hand icapped If the Win, of M1ne & Energy would up— dale Ilie Ilunse as 10 the nature of the costs in reconstructing Churchill Falls geilerating stallon ti.e.) Lobstick Dyke

h) it a total or partial shutdown will be necessary for the reconstruct ion uie Ii C)d

c) if the OuipLlL of electricity cannot be utipl;ed its customers (I.e.) hlydro Ouebec,is there financial penalty If Mjri. of Fisheries will co—ot)erate wilh Fed. Win, of Fisheries rather than Cull tc-ont What measures in eftecl to protect Lab. Coast from oil shills ti) if Mr. ii. Snyder’s C—Core statenlelkt correci ‘That neither Govt. nor industry have techilulogy lu aver I üll oil spi H and CullialIling it before a disaster’

c) If tile fishery is protected in lime tegLlldliolms Ci. e. ) fund, etc.

d) if a moni Coring system could be de— v1ed for Chic drillirlg cummIlianles, etc. re the ]iii sdictiunul dispute COIl— cermi Ing the seabed ownership 3142.1145,57.3205.3152. 3142.3153.3157.3208. S.A. Weary 3024. 28. Preimiier Peckford 3025. 28. J. tlodder 1030. 28. T.V. hhlokey 3031. 28. ‘ H. Siniimmons 303). 28. C.W. Doody 3034. 28. 1 3140. 29. F. B. Rowe 3040. 28. W. Carter 3041. 28. W.N.HOwe 29. Premier Peckford 29. S.A. Neary :: I. Strachan C.W. Doody

(1IAl k)iiliIflLIS (cutil ‘ d . iiiii.i i:ci’ !iKII BY PA(;i ANiWillll) IIY PAtH lif)ic Whct t tici,&d tue 1anchi ii ile ut ‘t’rana— ..atiai-i lLijItwciy ott the Weal CoaaC ot N Lid.

b) I t a a 1 liii ii at LeIu)l I re a I rtutk road I Ui till 103 liii CJU9 B Felix CoVe, (:aliitd)e 11 ‘ a Cc eek

c) it aWare Itte Dept. has teen pet 1Ijoited te the eroSion iaiiclernoalh J. IloUcler 3151. 29. ft.C. Brett 3151. 29. ft ft the tiea 3245. 30. It cisuils getlilIL] x—tayb are being un— dtity exposed to cge doe ot radiation

b) It aity niechati lam to molt itot as to wIt liter tito egiliplileni 1a be] nq used piU1)etly H. iinmona 3158. 29. W. house 3159. 29.

c) who Is doing Cite study l1 3427. 32. it Cite reitlal subsidy at Cite ilatmon c:oinplux Will slill a(Jiily W. MacNeil 3165. 29. N. Windsor 3166. 29. It MAn. of t’ishteries cee.eived any in— Lot mat 11)11 OL Will ally action be taken te the Mtistjtave ilarbout meeting On ibe tiet t iitcj fishery in the area

L) If colapunsa ii on wi 11 ti pa Id for theA r it lieS due Cu Ice eüitd iii ons

c) iI the Sante type of hid Iscritaina Ce fish I rig of herring will be like Cite cod alt I ttj an Cite Grand Banks (i.e. tc uwler tj shitig jittetferlnrj with loitiji liter and inshore fistiltig

U) if a lton—parIisail coinetitlee could E.W. Winsur 3256. 30. W. Carter 3256. 30. tiiricttas wiLh ted. Dept. CIte 12 mile 3893. 37. 3894. 3?. licid1aiid 1111111 . . . F.U. Howe 1258. 30. It Mint. of Municipal Affairs will Lund an Aitci net a Cur or garbage disposal itiethiod tat Guanici tails area 0. tllcjtii 3262. 30. N. Windsor 3262. 30. Wita t Ia the De1iiily 1’c ci a rep Iy Cu Fed. Dliii. 1oadei a e ]ccl ion P anti se in Gatiilet , Apr. 24 — ‘That it the P.C. Govt. wait, NIJU. would be given (cant ‘d. I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1.

c t t c...... i I. t [ OIIAI. O(JI.iTI (INS (i;ii ‘ii. ) ASlIl)BY IH)flK AN WI tfl) BY BUflK tn. jsijctAun ciVe_t ottalitico iiitiieral jas t jsln:i iob hI I t Mt. djtji l4Ciit. lii will Lit risked to tia Iii Icorn nick Iioj Pu liii ccl sCa Cu— 1rn:cits it: oltIiute cosoutces juils— L.A. Nry 1316. 31. II. Wldsor 3317. itictluii C.W. I)oody 3320. When ciii aiiiiuunct:nieiiI wI 11 be incide re ‘Ii1 Lal ttid tot Clii a year’ a toad cOils LfiiCiiOIi Li) why oiiie ci locationii can be made Uctore a budjet brought down

c) wha actlOfl taken cc peiitlon from .1 OWli While tbc ouk atea re road ct:uiislriicLiOn P. Lush 3323. 31. R.C. Brett 3324. 31. If Cue o&itstcindiiicj maCicc with Shutteld and Co. in Ilombucci , Gecmaiiy (marketing Labi adoi Liiiii&board) lies been settled

B) if Labrador Linerboacd paid for Measis. Crosbie Krafi trip Co view Lhie (tand Prix while on a tour Of Lab. Ljiiecboard iiiarkela in 74 or 75

c) what CcLion laken re investigation betweeii Stirling liii., Lab. Linerboard, In Ce clia Lionel t’Oret Piodiicts, and Egret, Beiniuda

d) whal action taken re HCMP invest— itivesiijalion Of Lab. Linetboard

e) if Ilie annual reporis of Lab. 1,ineuboard since 1973 will be tabled L.A. Neary 3434. 32. Premier Peckford 3434. 32. if Miii. of Tourism aware of firewood being ccii iii Pcov. I’arks

B) what is Ilie status of Piper’s hole Pack at Swi fi Cut rent

C) it Pcov. Parks will be upgraded W. Callan 3437. 32. C. Power 3437. 32.. Ibis year ‘ N 3670. 34. 3673. 34. It Pteiuier expects dli HC.14.L. in— vestiqalion into bcewerfe in Ntld. cc kickbacks; if PremIer aware of iwi’s item ‘Miii. of .Justice checking J. ilodder 3443. 32. Premier Pecktord 3444. 32. into ilivestigaliori of breweries’ L.A. Neary 3444.

t)IAt III::iI I (1:11111 • d ,I)ILJI:’tt ICiKI;D BY Iiüt)K A1IJI.l(EI) BY hi )()l lie 111L II- (tflhIII11 5014)11 lieccI rigs (l)eL ltkeo la1eiiienls, etc.) what sccj)s live been L ken LI) 1ci’ cliciLijeli cJ1lIsL .1 [LII. hid dliii) I CJ’/dU

C) t Dept - of Fl Lao. leo ( I . e . ) t I slici y gear scaiid 1

b) I t thei o will be a Inogi steno 1 I iigii ii y to look Into LIi Lit dt)CLlI luwetO tjte S.A. Neary 15l2I8. 33. T.A. Ilickmaii 3512,18. 33. Whci t hIhiOtili t 15 owed Nt Iii. Treosucy by NILI. Onick Freeze (Le.) Auditor (;(rwL o 1 ‘ ItoL I — loSe I e Fl li P1 nt

b) what slops taken Lu recover the UIUOtIIILS II. Sinwions 3525. 33. J. Collins 3526. 33.

c) tt hill DepacLnieiita 1 Observat loris H 3882. 37.will be cliec2ked also T.A. hickman 3526. 33. It the Lii ii. of Trollop. could slate the situeclon no the upgrading of the t eedoiii hood ( I . e . ) road be Iween Goose Bay and Churchill Falls I. Strachian 352?. 33. R.C. UreiL 3528. 33. line much rent iS [)dld for ottlce spOee tot Vat bUS dej)tS. of Govt. lhroucjhiool the CiLy hI if an eXttiS1 Oil Wi II be added to Cuini t cle cat ion hu I idA nuj or any oiher Govt. Bldg. LII close proximity W. Callan J529. 33. Premier Pecktord 3529. 33.

It the vetenjnciljaii on the West Coast (who s On exteiided sick leave) will lie J. Goudje 3530. 33.tuplacel .1. Nodder 3530. 33. 3587. 34. I C a Lax exeimip Lion cou Id be mode to hiuspi als fuu eijui phhlelit 01)1)001 ally hrivote Inst jluiioiis (i.e.) 1.G.A. I. Strachian 3590. 34. W. house 3591. 34.

b) j I the t’rinIplo could tie estab— U 3811. 36. 3. Collins 3592. 34.I IOhCLI I nniied Laicly tot 1at)IOlIuL 3811. 36. lie Lelicle t 1 Ii’.] titocedlit e of the Nt Id hlydi o — I t Oiie of the hi ddi I)J 11011105 abii L —OdmhjioL Jul iii toriiiat ion re zaihie ‘1. Lush 3593. 34. Premier Puck ford 3593. 34. 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1

t I ( I I I t 1. 1. 1 1 1 1 t UtAI. (w:iTIflN (coot d. tii i:r A;KEI) BY hooK ANWflI(h1) BY PAGK hooK how iiiiic:h iiicnity be iiij pent oti Ike uCLidy be i iij (jUlie by IJ1)j)er hu1ii 1 ty 54)11111 1OUci 1 11ev. Asoc. Cu have Cue mA uk I auic:h react ‘d Icci I’) It 4X1)tit ii e cool ci be 5c)L1.JhI from III UV uai al exports

c) if a study beiiiq dunt. W. Caltan )5. 14. J. Gouclie 3596. 34. 1t Clue ag tulieul I be tweeui Abi Ci hi & Nfl]. o;uvt. will be Cab1ed if oddi Lloiicli rltjhts acdecl to aijreeiiient 1)) if a gilaranlee thai Abitibi will gel their wood al a fixed rate (i.e.) Nfld. Govt. have to subsidize

c) it the annual repuris, financial tateuieiuCs culud aceounling of Lab. [.jiucrboatd frC)m 1973 up to closing, 6.A. Neary 3599. 34. lrernIer Peektord 3600. 34. (1041111 bt tal)led“ 3704. 35. E. Maynard 3704. 35. WhiciL ii tOluIiSLlc)fl re investigation by tO.C.M.P. re inC. Forests Products and Steilirug liii. etc.

b) if thue ILC.M.P. have solicited help from F.B. t. re same

c) it Itue Ptov. Justice Dept. in con— luclion with Fed. Police Force, did ciet a COoL C order Co cheek out records of liii. Forest Products, Mass. U.S.A. dun iig the time they were marketing ajeuutS for Lab. Linerboard ci) it t1j. of Justice would explain the $320. a LOU Paid tic Lineibuard S.A. Neary 3681. 35. T.A. hickman 3682. 35.

It Miii. or Educaiion would elaborate on the LeceuuruLiendaI Ion made by the recent Task Force on Educa Ci on (i.e. ) per— liii ICing school boards extra admin— isitaCive toe50iirel and tJroJrauurme co— otdutotorsb) it Govt. will insure that the extra tersoumel, If hi td, will riot affect the neruiolrei of Iuachers in the classrooiuu 1. Lush 3692. 35. T.A. hhicktiuaui 3693. 35.

(IILAI, t)lJIS’l’ lOtIi (coiji ‘it. ) t.c ‘‘I’ All:

l) bY PAtl 1100K Art IiIl(IIJ BY 111)0K I Miii. Lit lIed tIlt could slate the iio_ at ciliUt tiLi)ILI dafle lit NI-id. jtu)siijtdl 1as yeril titci liii. ailt ft211)iI_U(I for Litis year ii) wit I cit (ov C. I,os1ii ta ii v° torn the ciliuit L I cite., t: it the ccHIflhI lCet± Set up in hue hospi Ccii ii act lye I y check i ntj if ahorl ion laws ibiiseti S.A. Neary 31112. 36. W. house 31112. 36. W1tc211 t tie ca tel urn will be tctd au ihe LJLctVeI bids aruuiiid die Ptovlnce E.W. Winsor 3U]6. 36. l1.C. Brett 3016. 36.

J f LiuVi 11CC WI 11 asstiiiie restiotisibi lily and expetid I Llies in adin in I ster I flu the 1)UttOi eXet JSeS (if utveil1ance On the hijh ias 1)) wticii these cuinjilexed areas of re— i3jat)IlSIbIllLy will be resolved :

c) what ex,end i Cute wIll tic Involved ci) whu I )OS I t ion IS this Pc-ovi lice HI when clairnltnj the continental shelf W.N. Rowe 3883. 3?. C.W. boody 3083. . 37. wit.liutti IuiisdlcLIoii of tlt waters I. SLraelian 3806. above I be Mr. C. Buisey’ s slateineilL • that a liii iii Itydi ci plittit will be tjul 11 in Nt id.

b) I £ Nt Id. thyciro plirsul inj the lowlicad yelle La Cut deVelO1)iIICill US proposed years ci ci ict

c) i t pet t. 11105 S be I ncj cons Icleced Co cielietate electricity S.A. Neary 3880. 3?. C.W. Doody 3888. 3?. When WI 11 Mi . J Uliles Curctiruut ‘ po Iii ott is Clia it Ilicill Of Ilci t non Curj . be Li li d

b) I I- a deve I Otflhleilt cit f I ccc wI 11 a 1 so act as Chiti mdli ot Cite buaud of I)ituctoi:s ot Cite Corp. W. MacNeil 3896. E. Maynard 3896. 37. It there will be cliscuiss totes Co teh u It ic cu L S It t p pt 09 tclilLlIhC on I lie 1.citi cidiit Coast (‘I’wlii litter selvice) I. Slrucitan 3900. 3?. ICC. Brett: 3901. 37. 1 ‘1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

?!TI’rIONS (PAGES5—39)

?tTTIDNS EN9EREBOOK “anuel’sCoveandi11.ard’sCoveinwi11ingate Dsct—es.dentsreçuesfroadsbepavedW.N.Rowe96.2. S.A.eary-100. Heart’sContentresidentsdissatisfiedwithlack ofeffortstoreplacetheresidentdcctorin‘.3.Rowe102.2. thattO S.A.Neary105.2. Caultoisresidents—recuestforregularferryI.Winsor392.5. servicebetweenLongtslandandBermitage P.1.Canning393. S.A.Near’!39g. E.M.Roberts398. 1.Woodrow400. ndinqrecuestedforastadiinDistrictof St.eoresB.4cIsaac508. 1.Woodrow512.

S.A.Neary512. wcetitonsfromBayofZslmndsarea:— a)tohavenenrehiredforwintermaintenance inBa’iofslandsaeaL.Woodrow314,16.6. b)threeshiftsforwIntermaintenance .Rideout317. W.Patterson320. B.21clsaac320. SalvageresidentsrequesttohaveroadupgradedT.Lush617. andDavedfromBasccrttoSalvage W.N.Rowe620. S.A.Near’,522. .Kitchen525. W.Callan62. C.aceBrovleresidents(duetotheBaltincreHigh Schoclbeingburntcutlastyear)studentshave rdethebusstandingfor23niles-aminiC.Power629.7. busrecuested .Rideout631. :arklandresidentsreroadconditionsN.Callan714.3. W.N.Rowe20. S.A.Near’,722. H.Kitchen725. J.Nolan727. ‘.3.Rowe731.

Aarerdiesel7eneratcrrecuestedforgrandS.A.Near’f W.N.Rowe735. J.winsor737. H.Kitchen733. 33

PETITcTs (cott’d.) ______ PAGE 3COK e loss .n salnori fisher’, due to shorter Deriod F.!. Rowested by Federal 1inister of Fisheries (for R. Slnuons) 740. 3. S.A. Weary 741. have road to fish plant in Fogo Daved andorrade and pave the remaining roads in Fogo E.W. Winsor 1239. 10.1930 and 1981 S.A. Weary 1241. R.C. 3rett 1244. Pec1e of labrador Cit’; and W&bush reauest:

a) chat school cac in labrador west be lowered

b) free schcoj bus :nsortatjon a ccprehensive ex1anacjcn as to the use ofall funds collected by the Labrador West School J.G. Rousseau 1244. 10.a Authority F.!. Rowe 1247. W.N. Rowe 1250. S.A. Weary 1254. I. Goudie 1257. Roads leading to and around oontunity of Fair W. Patterson 1257. 10.Raven, Placentia Say be Daved this year S.A. Wear’, 1253. Say of slands residents recuest ?rov. Govt. to I. Woodrow 1259. 10.dissallow an Increase Dr000Sed by Nfld. Rvdro ‘T.N. Rowe 1260. R. !cIsaac 1254. S.A. Wear’i 1255. F.!. Rowe 1269. G. Flight 1272. :nstall a water system in Surnt sland, Laooile 2 rico S.A.

Wear’; 1301. 3ece Road residents in Foxtran area recuest to nave road :cgraded J. Wolan 1203. 11. Rddjkt, Zn1ee, Side A area re liht bill ncreases ser-riced by Rcddickton Power . Rideout 1305. 11.2Istr:ution Dist. .N. Roberts 1311. hat an integrated Educatcn Cctnittee be rovided cc construct a ew school in Frederckton, E.W. Winsor 1313. Il.Foro District F.3. Rowe Fencncre Zast, Fortune Say residents recuestlng J. Winsor 1313. 11.a ew scocol S.A. earv 1219. R. Sinons 1322. 2a’:ds7jl1e, !an Pt., Rarr:s Pt., etc. Fcgc DIstrIct cc have all rravel roads ograded and E. W Winsor 1303. :.3. ‘. 7hjte 1305. 36

W.N.Rowe1718. S.A.Neary1720. R.Sioutons1724. J.Hodder1729. R.Sitons1735. W.N.Rowe1737. S.A.Neary1740. T.Lush1741. !.M.Roberts1320. S.A.Neary1325. L.Woodrow1329. F.!.Rowe1331. J.Nolan1333. G.Flight1338. L.Woodrow1341. S.A.Neary1342. N.Windsor1344. !.W.Winsor1345.

IwoDet.tICns:— a)C:ttrell’sCove,1oore’sCoveandFortune HarrourtosaveroadbetweenPt.ofayandFortune Harhcurstartedfortgrading LeadinclicklesandGloversEarbourresidents :restingroadconditicnsbetween?oint .eamincton,LeadingTicklesandGloversHarbour Res.dentsofBurlington,1idd1eArmandSmith’s HarbourrecuestthatroadfromBurlinctontoI.Hideout BaieVerneHighwaybeungraded W.N.Rowe S.A.Neary wcDet2.tIcflS:— a.?icadl1ySlantrecontaminationofdrinking aoer b)Picadj11,Headretheabove laccileDistrictretheelectr:calrateincrease J.Nolan2152. W.N.Rowe2154. H.!cIsaac2159. H.Sinmons2162.

St.Ibomas,ConesotionBayScuth-thatGullage ReocrtonDcur.darrofSt.Thomas,?aradjse,the atersnedandNetroBoardbeimolemencedand ondaresfefined ?!T2T2CNStcorttd.) !EMBER J.Nolan PAGE 1714. SUBZCT xtrapresidentsreelectrncityrates Threeetitions:— a)1an1and,?ortau?ortDistrictretougrade andcavetheroadfromLourdestoendofMainland b)3lackDuckroadsfromLourdestoBlackDuck 3roobeuncridedandpaved o)PointauMal-FoxZsiandRivertohave roadsuncradedandcaved ResidentsofNorthernPeninsulaandSouthern .arradcrrotestingelectricityrateincreases Sersiie:es.dentsreroadconditionson ThirdandFourthAvenues BOOK 15. 15. 15. ‘I 16.

I, H.Tworne’,1846,47.16. C.Fliclit1848. i-I 1928. 1332. 1933. J.Hodder1936. S.A.Nearv H.Sionncns H.Mclsaac 1940. 1943. 1944. S.A.Weary2148. 1? 20. 21. J.Nolan W.N.Rowe S.A.Nearv N.Windsor 2280. 2233. 2235. 2287. 37

?E’2TCNS (cont’d.) SU:!cT ooc 1,303 stitutents of St. Marvs—The Cares to have W. Carter 2377. 22.CC faclties extended to that area of the Dist. W.N. Rowe 2379. S.A. Weary 2382. ris1town :es.dents protesting cI.osing do of I.. Woodrow 2386. 22.pr:ary school R. Sizrunons 2389. ants :arcur residents re a change in plans of rronosed breakwater F.!. Rowe 2393. 22. Ncrt Shore residents of 3ay of islands request to have funds allocated to recap the Worth Shore . Woedrow 2486. 23.hiwav froo 3al1m’s 3ridge to Coxes Cove I. Nolan 2487. 3ocse Cove Zast residents to have road from !.1. Roberts 2593. 24.ocse cove to St.

Anthony paved S.A. Weary 2596. ce Saft’s A= and Barr’d sland senior citizens E.W. winsor 2599. 24.recuesting :ct to have to pay council taxes L. Woodrow 2601. W.N. Rowe 2502. F.3. Rowe 2606. N. Windsor 2609. S.A. Nea 2611. R. Sons 2613. J. Nolan 2618. G. Flight 2619. han residents of Rcddickton, ng1ee, Bide A, . Rineout 2g08. 25.Czncne, ain Brook, Crocue area urge cuse of Asser..bIv to have the Covt. reclaim timber con— S.A. Near’i 2812.oessions from Canada Bay Lber Co. Ltd. and J. or;an 2816.Bcwaters Ltd. ... W.N.

Rowe 2819. ?cint Laar.lngton residents request funds for I. ‘wcmey 3007.oontnuance of the water and sewer system F. White 3008. N. Windsor 3009. Scut..east

Section of terra Nova District to up— T. Lush 3009. 28.trade and pave roads from port Blandford to usgravetown S.A. Weary 3014. I. Winsor 3014. F.!. Rowe 3015. R. Simmons 3019. W. Callan 2021. New Norli sland Nest - to have roads uoaraded N.N. Rowe 3127. F.3. Rowe 3130. S.A. Weary 3123. N. Callan 3136. 38

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PRCCZDURESEJNERS.C.23 (Page40)

PRCCEDUR!SLNDERS.D.2] BY‘1HC1BCOK :cvead.tfte:!ouseticuss- creases.ieiect:icityratesa.Kitchefl763. .eavecftheacusetdiscusscdstocksaiid hecxrs:nfCanada’sfisheriesjuisdiction ttheedeofthecotinentajagin...F.3.Rowe3263.30. 40

?EORTS,REGULATIONS,etc. (?ages41—42)

REPORTS,RZGULTZCNS,eec. _____ BYWHC.!BOOK Selectcou.teereoort:eAddressinReplyMr.Speaker94.2. AnnualRetortofNfld.MedicalCareCcissionH.A.Collins108.2. 5thAnnualReoortofNfld.LicuorlicensingBoardT.A.ician108.2. SoecialwarrantsissuedsinceJuly/78v.A.icicnan108.2. etterfromMr.I.Dustanrestatementsmadeby son.I.MorrancmDec.5/79regardingmatterof Mr.Row&sraisincoffundsfortheProv.Liberal ?art1ratarecentFisher.esConferenceandalso?.3.Rowe367.4. ic&.aoearedinDalysews,731208‘.401.5. attertoEon.C.LangretheM.V.BarracudinaT.A.3ican647.7.

StandingCcitteeofPublicAccountsReport Mar./77R.insor744. 3ec.a2.warrantsandregulationsunderthe mnnnc.aiAdrninist.ratonAct(Salariesofthe Commtrollerof‘inanceandAuditorGeneral) Reculations1374(Amendments) )heC.ilSer’flce(3i-weeklyRemuneration) Regulat.cns/79‘l.A.Eic.anan744.9. itorGeneral’sReport,Mar.31/78; PublicAccountsMar.31/78:sec.alwarrants s.nceadournrnentofEouseinFebruary/791.Collins1275.10. AnnualRetortofNfld.LabradorComouter Serv:ces1378E.young1275.10. lettersenttoChiefofPolicereiteminDaily sewsofApril3/79—obtainingphotostatcopy aerfromofficeofDeputySpeakerMr.Speaker1711—14.15.

ReplyfromChiefofPolice‘‘1313. C.A.?iocvParkCoxr.ssionAnnualReport b)AnnualRetortofPublicServiceCouuoissionJ.Mcran2020.18. Additionsoftfld.Gazetteub1;shedsince _u.y7/9otoandincludinc4ar.30/79‘l.A.!ickman2023.19. ?eort ofWorkmen’sComensationBoardJ.Dinn2023.13. ranscrotofe’r:der.ceofMr.3.Tobin,atthe 3cerncur’,tabledW.M.Rowe2134.20. ofhcrne—RiddellRecrtofShaheen :rooosal,tabledPremier?eckford2137.20. Contractof.Cole,ChaanofActionGrouD anledPremierPeckford2166.20. 41

?.E?ORTS (cont.) TLZ BY WHOM PAGE BOCK List of te cra.r’.- loans and reasurv bills from Mar. 5/73 to Mar. 30/79

b) Duaranteed Loans (under Financial In:st:tjon Act) 1. Collins 2288. 21. List of nineral areas under Minerals Act, 1976 C.W. Doody 2288. 21. Correwondence between S.A. Nea and Mm. of reauestjnc nuai repo of Labrador rbcard Mill S.A. eary 2339. 21. ?‘lic ti1ities ?ecrt as it relates to Auomcb;le nsurance rates H.A. Collins 2396. 22. Fishing :ndustr Advisor, Board Peport W. Carter 2397. 22. Fam Develooment Loan Board Report for Aor. 77—73 1. Goudie 2397. 22. Decarmenta1 Dbsea;ons on the Retort of the Auditor Ceneral for year ending Mar. 31/78 1. Collins 2736. 25. Tfli. Hvdro annual report for 1978 C..

Doody 2822. 26. Laccur ?elations P.eulaticns, 1978 b; ?.ules of rocedure of e Labour aelacions Board

c) The Labour Standards egulaticns 1. Dinn 3024. 23. Dabled evidence from 1.0. Doyle from anited S.A. Iear 3132. 29.States 2istr:ct Court ‘ 3917. 37. Cony of Zvenn elegrm nonmients of Mr. D. Day ‘Many peaole may be affected by Matrimonial ?rnnertv Act’ T.A. Hic1an 3303. 30. ?enail Sales .egulatons for 1979 J. Collins 3511. 33. 4th Annual aecrt of ?arl.amentarv Coxnmissioner Mr. Sneaker 3965. 37. t 42

RESOLUTIONS (PAGES43—46)

?.ESOLUTCNS NOTICE3YWHCMPAGEBOOK eno1cier.tinNewfoundland781204W.N.Rowe33.1. 226.3. S.A.Neary259. (ad’d.)A.3.Pecicford284. Premierrelinguishedhis ooortunifytocontinue-tothePremier?eokford1347.11. Opposition T.Lush1348. T.V.ickey1271. R.Scns1393. 1875.16. J.Dinn1888. T.Rideout1303. I.4oran2511.23. F.3.Rowe2536. I.Lundrigan2561. G.8’light2591. 3044.28. W.ouse3075. ci.?atterson3086. W.Carter3088.‘ QuestionS.A.Nearv3091. “ “J.Eodder3097. 1I 3110. 1 I3531.33.

I.Strachan3548. arsha113569. 2e29781234•J.Lundrcan93. ?.enshore‘ishery7812048’.S.Rowe95.1. afeveicomentcororaticneestab—1.Patterson 1.shedreNorthsideofArgentiaNaval(ErrorinHansard base’781204not1.Lundigan)85.1. “obreferencesforNewfoundlandersand Labradcrans,etc.”781204E.Kitchen86.1. ?.eCNDockYard781204J.Collins87.1.

Resourceanaaement781204T.Rjdeout38.1. ‘hatfishneal1ant,York!arbour resumeceraticn”781204L.Woodrow89.1. ‘savesen;orcioizensexemptfromschool endnuninalaxes’791204G.F1iht90.1. “ConstiutcnCanadabeamendedo :fii.2ur:sdicicninfisheriesnanacement, etc.”781204R.Winsor90.1. “TcraisethennnumwageinNfld.toan ncuntnnewit.’.otherCanadian 312047.tush 43

“3y-Dassinc :“e ?u1ic ‘rendering Act” “That edera1 Govt. take immediate steps tonave C.LR. services brcuht o to standard” Seconder by . Lndriqan to 1aveS.A. 7earv second the Resolution Carried Dnanjrnousl’, 225. 3. Ccngrat.atjons to be extended to Hon. Edward5cre’,er as . General Elect of CanadaSceec:nc Hon. Jijes leger “That Govt. of Nf Id. ccit f’.nds to exwandex:sting shipuiIding and repair facilities at Marystown .. .“ “Select cox1te be set p to ascertainfacts Dertaiig to ropcsai to rohaseCome bY Thance CII Refinerv” !essaae of condolences to be sent to thefam.li of late John R.

Dixon, 9’ortune “That House adjcurn until 73 03 27 at3:20 .m.” 79 02 13 .A. Hician Mr. Seaker S.A. ‘Tear-i R. Wells Mr. Soeaker (Dr. Collins) S.A. Weary 342,345 H. Citchen 365. J. Tolan 390. E.W. Winsor 916. ?.J. Canning 926. W. 4acNejl 949. T. Rideout 963. ‘r. T.h 991. C. 3’iight 1013. E. Dawe .042. J. Winsor 1052. J. Hodder 1374. ‘.3. Rowe 1095. W.N. Rowe 1113. R. Wells 1133. ‘r.A. Hickman 1156. E.M. Roberts 1131. 1138. 9. 3CC K 2. 3. (cont’d.) ______ 3? WHOM ?AGE 79 12 ‘05 S.A. Neary . 109. 78 12 06 C. Power 201. I. Lundrigan 201. W.N. Rowe 224. ‘r.A. Hickman 297. W.N. Rowe 78 12 07 ?.J.

Canning 300. 78 12 08 W. Cailan 408. ‘.A. Hickman 603. W.. Rowe T.A. Hickman 706. “That House adcurn until Thursday, 78 12 129 22 13’ 4. 4. 0. 7 3. ‘S 0 9. 754. ‘53—92. 317. 317. Res. called a second time 1cton carr.ed 14

P.ESOLNS(cont NOTICE3YWHOM 790215v.A.ickman ?AGE300K 45.8. 1eternt—Governorsnessagereadretrans— ttngestimatesbywayofInterimSupply forMaxch1980J.Collins W.W.Marshall S.A.Near’, Mr.Speaker S.A.Neary W.W.Marshall J.Collins ELSismions .Collins S.A.Nearv S.A.Neary I.CollinS R.Simmons R.C.Erett S.A.Neary 1299.10. 1437 1438. 1439. 1442. 1487. 1541. 1532—69. 1569. 1575. 1336. 1595. 1595. 1599.13. “Tha!r.C.Cross,3onavistaNorthbecome ecucvSceaicer” Seconder letterbesentfromNfld.egis1ature oNovaScotiaLecislaturetoexoress prc:ationforr.hei:recentsuocortofthe sealjUflt’ Seconder ‘Thatale:terofcongratulationsbesentto Zvennce1eramonits100thAnniversary” Seconder ThataLetterofcongratulationsbesentto ArcribishoelectA.1.?enneyonisaoint asArchbishcofSt.Jonn’sandbest wsnes:oArchbishcP.1.Skinneronthe occasonozhisretirement” 790329S.A.Near’i W.W.Marshall 790404S.A.Weary W.W.Iarshall 79045Premier?eckfcrd1325.

W.N.?.owe1927. 1343.11. 1344. 1345. PermissionsoughttodeferPrivateMember’s notiontodiscussInterimSupply Notgranted IfinCcmiitteeofSuly,thenterim SupplySillisbeingdebated AmendmentsbyS.A.Weary-ruledoutof orier nterimSulvesolutionpassed andbecameSill19 ‘Thatcuseriotadjournat11:00.m. tonirho,790213’ 12. TI ‘I 13. I, I, 790215T.A.ician307. Motioncarried 790327?remier?eckford1200.10. W.N.Rowe1200. TI Mr.Speaker1200. S.A.Weary1200. TI 1.Nolan1208. TI PremierPeckford1210,16. W.N.Rowe12l3.. TI 1222.10. 1433.12. 1434. 1871.16. 1874. Seconder 48

ha otse adjotirn nti1 79 04 30 Carried 79 04 10 T.A. ickman - W.N. Rowe S.A. Neary ?rernier ?ecfordW Callan R. Simmons F.3. Rowe C. ‘1ight 2201. 20. 2216,27. 2237. 2246. 2252. 2256. 2261. 2267. 20. ‘:-cuse o ntnue sitting onti1 6:30 p.m.:cdav, 79 34 10 ‘That souse of Assembly exoress its sentimentso .he Royal Canadian t.eqion re ‘The Battle ofhe Atlantic’ in Oct. of 1939’ of 000cratulatjcns to be sent to Prime:4inster elect Clar.ke and best wishes toPrme imister Trudeau on his retirement r:m tnac office 79 05 05 S.A. Neary W.W. Marshall 79 05 13 W.. Marshall S.A. Scary 79 05 24 Premier ?eckford 3817. 36. .N.

Rowe 3816. ?.!SOLUTIONS (cont’d.) SCT2CE BY W!OM PAGE BOCK 79 04 10 ‘T.A. 3ic1cnan Mr. Speaker “That Bouse adjourn May 13th to May 24th” 2225. 2252. 2757. 2759. 3630. 3631. 20. 25. 9 35. Seconder 46

RULINGS I(aqes47—51) L —

RULINGS 3YWHOM?AGE300K I.>!croantowithdrawunoarliamentarylanguage ‘hvocr.sv’Mr.Speaker160.2. ‘.3.Rcwe’so.oforder:—I.Morgan’sstatement ‘ressu.ringfisheryfirmforarisanpoliticalMr.Speaker168—73,2. contrinutions”178. W.W.Marshall’sot.oforivilege:—S.A.eary and5.3.Rowetowithdrawterm‘lie’Mr.Speaker173175.2.

Rulingreguesfions(i.e.)Ref.Houseof CoronsrulingApr.20/64Mr.Speaker315.4. 5.3.Rowetab1i..gdocumentreadinHousede— fendincsfatemenfsovJ.Morcanreraisingof PartyfundsatFisheriesconventionMr.Speaker363—’67.4. b)?t.ofersonalrivilege:-Daily7ewsitem- F.3.RoweaccusedbyI.Morgan‘Thatheusedthe Fisheriesconferenceforpoliticalpurooses i.e.so1ciingcampaignfunds’(Ref.May 345;3eauchesne?g.114)Mr.Sceaker401—07.

S.A.Tear’sts.oforder:—W.W.Marshall’s accusaton‘thafhehadmadefalsestatements reDir.ofArSer’rices,etc.’Mr.Speaker492—94. amatterisbeforeanincuiry-anasPect ofsudicereA.3.Walsh )orderfromChaircannotbeignoredMr.Speaker496.5. .Rideoutocwithdrawunparliamentaryremarks ‘?leasantvills1i’Mr.Speaker319.6.

Crossoowithdrawuncarliamentaryremarks ‘forkedoongue’Mr.Speaker572.6. nar.inousconsentnotgrantedS.A.Nearytomove aResclut;cnrsealhunt(i.e.)memberhasa resclutionontheOrderParerMr.Speaker633.7. !xmianaticnreruestions(Ref.!eauchesne5th edition?g.132)•Mr.Speaker753.8. onts.oforderreadjournmentmotions ‘?.ef.3eaucnesne?g.106,Subsection32,4th Edition)DewutvSceaker306—46. S.A.NearydiscussingI’crbayhangarwhichis subudiceMr.Sceaker331. aricnttoreclyooaroceduralmotlon (i.e.)adjournmentmctcnDecutvSpeaker1156—57.

?.UIINGS (cont’d.) 3Y WHOM ?AG SOCK W.N. owe’s ot. of order:— .A. Hictan statinge s cans ?.cval D .aission being set .ro - o: informaicn re Z1.iza.beth rowers fire Mr. Speaker 1153. 9. S.D. 43(

b) re ncton :o make G. Cross, DeputyS:eaker - deoata1e (Ref. 3eauchesne 5t !diticn?. 39, Sectcn ;) Mr. Seaker 1200,07. 10. b) .W. Marshall’s ts. of order:— S.A. Near’,stinc asersions on tbe Chair “ 1204—’36. 3’.B. Rowe’s . of order:— if debate closedwmen ?em.er sceaks o the notion ‘ 1210—13. f) :q.N. Rcwe’s t. of riviieae:— ?remier?ecxford nenioning .N. Rowe’s name as havinaconferred wh E.W. Winsor concerning his aonointment o be Deutv C.a.an of committees (Ref.:!av ?g. 342) 1 1218—22. estion to Dosition to sone ?rivate:!erer’s notion to discuss nerim Suply Res. Mr. Sceaker 1345. 11. W.W.

Marshall’s ts. of order:— ?mendments by Mr. Cair’nan 1352—33,S.;. rear & R. Simmons re Znterim Sucply (C. Cross) 1559,1562, 1567—59. 13. W.W. Marshall’s t. of order:— R. Scns rerarks re Deutv Seaker Mr. Chaimman 1362-64. R. Simmons o w.drau remark ‘num.bskull’ Mr. Chairman 1564. 12. Collins n. of order:— interruotions duringhis 2nter 3upLv decane (i.e.) questions if:otmn:nment :an a budget will be broughtdown before a ?rov;ncial elecn;cn Mr. Chairman 1334-66. R. Si.ons :o withdraw remark ‘illeaalitv’ re another member Mr. Sceaker 1757.

b) J. Mcran’s t. of r;vilege:— R. Simmonsstating he :sed helicopter for ersonal reasons 1757-50.Uncualified withdrawal 1819. 15. ‘3. 31int’s irrelevance to H. Twomey’s DetitionS.D. 37 • Mr. Sfleaker 1349,51. 16. do not :ermin peoPle in the gallery to Mr. 5eaker 1934. 17. 2028. 13. R:Ies re ruestions and answers dur:ng ruestion:eriod (?.ed. Seaucnesne Pg. 131 & 122) Mr. Sceaker 2031. 19. Rules in uesticn er:cd ?.ef. 3eaucnesme ?. 114, Sumsection 2 re:des, e:. Mr. Speaker 2033,40. 13.7.A. Hi:kman’s n. of order:— ?. Simmcns:sino tern ‘cover u’ ‘ 2049. 48

RULINGS(cont’d.) BYW!OMPAGEBOCK Pt.oforiviiegebyW.N.Rowe:—remarksnade atublicnauirJbyisexecutiveassistant (Ref.Beauchesne5thEdition?g.25&4thEditionMr.Speaker2127—30.20. 123)2225. b)?t.oforderbyW.N.Rowe:—thatheis reoarec:oaruetheorimafaciecase(trans— deliveredtoSpeaker)2131—34. .A.!iokna&sots.oforder:—debatingMr.Speaker&2076,81,8519. orincioleofBill12(Ref.Beauchesneg.224;DeputySpeaker2090. avPa.473)2114. b)AilegenemberlyingMr.Speaker2088.

Preambletosup1ementaryquestions(Ref. 2eauchesne)Mr.Speaker2178.20. ?r:cedu.rereCoitteeoftheWhole(i.e.) ecutySpeakertookoverasChaianofCo.Mr.Speaker2200.20. NOTE:Nochaianofcottitteesaopointedasyet S.A.Nea.rytowithdrawremark‘slanderer’Mr.Speaker2231.20. S.A.Near-itowithdrawremark‘scoundrel’Mr.Speaker2236.20. N.W.Marshall’sot.oforder:—ruestionreAct;cn oic.tee(Ref.Beauchesne?g.132,Subsection3)Mr.Speaker2301-03.21. Pt.ofoersonalorivilegebyS.A.Neary:—I. lndr:aanonooenlinestatingS.A.Nearywas resnonsibleforkeepingindustrialistsoutsideMr.Sneaker2433.23. ofthisProvince(Ref.BeauchesnePa.12)““2697.24.

Rulesofordernottobepetittedinan alternativenethodofdebateMr.Speaker2582.23. S.A.Near-i’son.oforder:—J.undriganto withdrawanuntruthMr.Speaker2583.23. 5.A.Near-i’sot.oforder:—R.C.3rett’sremarks Trrngnoembarrasshiminthetypeof ruest.oning’(i.e.)reoilots,etc.Mr.Speaker2534—35.24. 3.Fljaht’son.oforder:-J.Morganavoiding answersnoauestionsrecrownlands(Ref. BeauchesnePa.131)‘“2638—40. J.Mcraanson.oforder:—S.A.Near-idebatingMr.Speaker2715. isnerialstatementresorucebudworn2720—22. R.Sinson.oforder:-I.Dnnchallenging R.Simmonsnostatehisremarksoutisdethe ouserecover-u?ofactivniesinDept.of ransportanonMr.Speaker2S—7T.25. 49

RtJI.N05 tcotd.) BY WHOM PAGE BOOK W.W. >arsa’ Dt. of order:— . SLnons isingof the House in naking statements (i.e.)finders fees - cancelled nrac by crosbie & Mr. Speaker 2798—2804. 25.Co. (Ref. !eauchesne ?. 114) 2806. 26. W.W. Marshall’s pt. of order:— S.A. wearyreesting leave of House re a Daily flews itemof a br .rough in nedicine at Janeway Host. Mr. Speaker 2841. 26. ?e. of oerscnal orjv. by 5.A. Iea,:— :uendos Deputy Soeaker 2356—38. 25.J. Mor;an re S.A. Nearv prcmsing i.C. Doyle 2900—og. 27.he Linerboard back - if he became Premier Mr. Sceaker 3005. 23.

b) W.. 1!arshall’s Dt. of order:— S.A. Weary’sremarks re I. Morgan rattlesnake’ Mr. Soeaker 2858—62. 25. W. Callin enaqina in debate duzinq retitionsi.a.) in citing a transcr.pt of remarks Mr. Sfleaker 3023. 28. Pt. of order by S.A. Weary:— l.a. Carter askingCoo. Leader a uesticn during oral uesticrlDeriod S.C. 14) Mr. Sceaker 3161—63. 23.

b) W.N. Rowe’s Dt. of order re above 3163—63. W.W. Marshall’s t. of order:— S.A. Wea Deputy Speaker 3182—87. 29.:nl.nc evdence from i.C. Doyle 3212. 30.

b) S.A. Weary’s Dt. of order:— re Securities versus Canadian Javelin “ 3138. 5.A. Weary’s pt. of order & Pt. of rivi1ege:—H. Maynard nisleading ohe House with factscc sale of buildings at Haaon Mr. Speaker 3197-3205.

f) W.;q. Marhj’ t. of Drivilece:— S.A.ear’’s t. of order be;ng scecious ‘ 3200—01. S.?.. Weary’s t. of order:— cc. Carter enteringinto debate on ninjsterjal statement re codstocks Mr. Speaker 3227. 30. Re ninisters choice of how they handle cuestions Mr. Speaker 3254. 30. F.3. ?cwe S.D. 23 re Fisheries — notnanzois consent Mr. Speaker 3269. 20.

b) W.;7. Marshall’s t. of order:— debate onFisheres statement “ “ 321-73. iestions have oc come into responsibility ofof Assembly (i.e.) remarks I. Clarke re:ffsnore nlneral Durisdiction Mr. Speaker 3317. 31.

b) W.W. Marshall’s Dts. of order:— That offshorecuest:or. hav.ng been ruled icon - beinc asked Mr. Seaker 3313—19.of !in. of Munciba1 Affairs 3322. J. Lindrican oc withdraw inparliarnentarvancuage Dolitical hvnccrte’ in referr:ng to Mr. Sceaker 3408—09.

RULINGS(coryt’d.) 3?WHOMBOOK W.W.Marshall’st.oforder:—TheDetYtion frtLittleBayIslandsisaxeroxedcccvofMr.Speaker3414—16.32. ancr:inal3417. Reanswerstoruestions(Ref.BeauchesnePg.131 5usecrion2)Mr.Soeaker3449.32. S.A.Nearv’st.oforder:—W.W.Marshallto tablerecrt(i.e.)CabinetSecretariatof Sxec.Cunci1outlookofeconomyofProvince —for979Mr.Speaker3534,86.33.

W.W.Marshall’sts.oforder:—5.A.Tearv debatingr.ncip1eofBill415inCcitteeStageDeutySceaker3718—22.35. —3733,48,51. 3754,67. ).A.ician’st.oforder:—S.A.eary beingrreieanttoBill415indiscussingtapes Lbyfoter?renerMocresR.Green‘I 3745. o)W..Marshall’st.oforder:—rediscussing Clause(3)inCcitteeStage“3833—36.36. i)W.W.Marshall’st.oforder:—S.A.earyre lause(3),Bill413beingirrelevant“‘3911—13.37. 51

STATZNTS(Ministerial,etc.) (Pages52—53)

•SThT!.’ZNTS(!INrSTRIAL,etc.) 1INISTEROR‘M.3EPPGESCOK ResignationofJames0.Cochrane,ChairmanofN.Windsor94.2. HarmonCorDoratonU.MacNeil96. ;;abtshmien a)sriPDingouteqUipmenttoberepairedPremierMoores502. b)WildcatstrikeU.N.Rowe503. ConcratulationsextendedtoRev.Father0. Sadcockonthe50thanniversaryofhisW.Carter505.6. ordinationtothePriesthoodS.A.Neary506. RerogramforthisyearindefenceofthePremierMocres605.7. sealfisher’rW.N.Rowe612. RetortofMaistateI.LeClairFeb.8,1979T.A.3ic.an708.3. reZlizabethowersfireon?pri126,1978c.N.Rowe711.

Resinationsreceivedfcmfollowing:— Collins-DeeutySpeaker H.foung—ChairmanofCommintees Dawe-wills.twiththeE.1.Loyal CositionMr.Speaker1199.10. :aislativerogramforsession?remierPeckford1222.10. U.N.Rowe1227. nterinfinancialassistanceDrogrammeforJ.Morgan1235.10. broilerroducersH.Mclsaac1237. R.Sisans1238. abledmemorandumsthatweresenttoall minisersanddeputyministersassuringstandPremierPeckford1506.13. on.:reguiaritiesinAuditorCeneral’sReportR.Simmons1508.

ReadinccopyofatelegramsenttoHon.0.Lang ecoressindisleasu:erethenewinitiatives?remierPeckford1534.13. ofC2inNfld.5.A.Neary1538. ?rcvncial/MunciaiFireFightingProgramreN.Windsor1313.16. changeincostsharingU.Callan1817. Peat,MaickLtd.accefltedofferof1st Arabian,Mr.R.TamrazreComebyChance RefineryandalsotabledtheThorne—RiddellPremier?eckford2135.20. Co.?,ePortW.N.Rowe2141. eclaringMaY1/79asChildren’sDayinNfld.PremierPeckford2276.21. ‘i.e.)1979nternationalfearoftheChildU.N.Rowe2278. 3pr’cebudwermI.Morgan2697,2724.25. S.A.Neary2712.

C:llageResortreboundariesbetweentownsof ParadiseandSt.7homasandtheSt.John’sN.Windsor2724,23. etrooolanScardJ.Nolan2728. 52

STALMNTs (coc’d.) •oinnert of A. 1. White as Deputy ‘1in. of D’s :roblans Labrador Cify/Wabus area ?ores fire fi;htin Program for this season ?roecjDr of Grand 3anJs fis stoccs andthe extension of Canada’s fisheries risdjcton Re :he ama1amatjcn of the wo nunicial;tyof 3flchans Re 2olr, avjn suoliers for ocds and5er:s to Dovt. t of :wo offshore ownership oott1ittees Re irrrovement in Lands & ‘orests administration MINI3!R CR ME13ER PAGE 300K ?Temjer ?eckford 3005. 28.S.A. Neary 3007. 28. J. Dinn 3113. 29.S.A. Near’, 3123. I. Moran 3213. 30.G. 1ight 3215. W. Carter 3217,27. 30.Rowe 3222. N. Windsor 3389. 32. !‘.

White 3391. J. Collins 3677. 35.S.A. Near-i 3673. Premier ?ecJcford 3784. 36.W.N. Rowe 3787. J. !cran 3355. 37.S.A. Near-i 3375. -,