Guardian -- 1963-07-23 -- Page 11

CITY & QUEENS

“WE TREAT THE SICK WELL”
fay Glagey's Pharmacy, “Up-to-
the -minute cription ser-
vice. We can call Tor and deliver
your prescription. Phone us to

mpt Free Delivery to

VARIETY SHOW in Bonshaw
Hall, Tuesday, July 28rd, 8.30
p.m. featuring. Ruth Ross and
her dancing Troupe, Lem Pau-
quet, Country and Western Sing-
er, Ambie Gauthier, accordinest,
and other talent. Canteen ser-
vice, cee after the show.
aid of Bonshaw Softball Club.

COME TO THE ham supper
served on the grounds of Cent-
ral United Church, Dunstaff-
nage on Wednesday, July 24,
Adults 1.25. Supper served from
5 pm.

' DANCING every Tuesday
night at Stanley Bridge Com-
munity Centre. Good music.
Canteen service.

|

Announcements

DANCE LOT 65 Hall,
fi. ay 9, Canteen service.

DANCE IONA East School
every Thursday night.

LOT 65 Picnic Wednesday,
July 31st.

ORGAN RECITAL — Wed-
nesday, 12:15 to 12:45 in St.
Peter’s Cathedral. Miss Suzan-
ne Brenton, Organist.

MT. HERBERT U. C. W. ice
cream social at Winston Wood’s
home, Wednesday, July 24. Pro-
ceeds for cemetery improve-
ment,

WEEKLY DANCE Mt. Ryan

1h! stall cancelled,

NEW HAVEN food sale
Peery Soe, Friday, ly
at

RESERVE July 31 for Ice

cream festival in Afton Hall.
i begins at 7.30 in aid of

ANCE — Corran Ban Hall,
nesday night. Sponsored by

TEACHERS WANTED

KINGS COUNTY |

ALL MODERN dancing eve
Tuesday night, | Mor Wetiase
Dancing” from 10
Musle by “The Peace,

DANCE, FORTUNE hall every
We uesday night. Cliff Petes
Orchestra. Canteen service.

PRINCE COUNTY

RESERVE WEDNESDAY aly
» for Alberton plenic, pay
8; ponies, swings,
arid band, cake suetion,
step-dancing contest.

COME TO the ice cream social
at Augustine Cove School, Tues-
day evening, July 23.

FREE CHURCH OF Scotland,
Western Parish Church Picnic
Friday, July 26th, 2 p.m. (wea-
ther permitting) at cine
MacWilliams shore, August in
| CO ve. gel will be sign pot
ed. adults and Sunda
Sahel yee: please bring a
cup.

MY pelid etd will be
closed July 29 to August
17th ineshiines Morley M. Beil,
Summerside.

} TEACHERS

ish Columba for school
tember 1963,

from $2,900.00 to

us up to

os

Prince George, B.C.

WANTED

| Applications are invited for teaching positions
in Catholic Indian Schools in North Central Brit-
Sep-

term commencing

For fully qualified teachers salaries range
$8,600.00. Increments of $200.-

00 to $300.00 paid for each year of teaching ex-
pera subsequent to certification. Isolation bon-
$900.00 single and $1,500.00 married de-
pending on isolation category. Modern living ac-
commodation provided. Apply to: J. E. Ingot, Dis-
trict Superintendent of Indian Schools, Box 912,

NOTICE

NOTICE

Births,
Marriages
BIRTHS

AGEN —At the Charlotte-
town Hospital on July 19, 1963,
to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hagen,
(Marion Toole) a son, James
Wilbert. Weight 7 Ib. 9 oz.

MONAGHAN — At the Charlot-
tetown Hospital on Friday,
July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Monoghan, a daughter.
Weight 8 Ibs. 3 07.

PETERS — At the Charlotte-
town Hospital on July 17, 1963,
to Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Peters
(nee Susan MacCormack), a
daughter Suzette Anne Marie,
6 lbs. 8 oz. a sister for Brian.

— Ray and Helen

WINNERS IN MARITIME FIRE CHIEFS

i Lottery Drawing at St. John, N.B.

Mrs. Ivan Williams, Lockport, N.S. Car

Mr. J. Hadley, Halifax, N.S. Television

Mrs. Teresa Terris, Springhill, N.S. Television
‘The Following Are Winners of $100.

Hurcle Genessee, Woodstock, N.B.

William Sulivan, East St. John, N.B.

Shermie White, Amherst, N.S.

E.A. Betteary, Halifax, N.S.

4] ©6Keith Chesley, Kings County, N.B.

Alfred Bernard, Moncton, ‘N.B.
Nerno Tufts, West St. John, N.B,
Joan Maugar, Halifax, N.S.

AUCTION SALE

On the premises of Earl B. Hayden
Martinvale
aan July 26th,

at One O'Clock

estock:— 1 cow (fresh April), 2 year old
Hees © (Holstein), 1 Heifer Calf three months

Quantity feed oats (good), 50 bales

¢ Heer °

bese 130 bales hay.

Machinery: Hay mower (FOW) Hay rake
(steel), farm wagon (steel), 1 plow, 1 wood sleigh,
box sleigh, dump cart, driving wagon, 1 seeder,
turnip seeder, 2 cream separators, 2 cream cans,

crank chum, blacksmith

vise, hay fork & cable,

emery grinder, took chest (metal bound), quantity
carpenter tools, quantity harness, quantity lum-
ber (boards), (scanthing), asphalt shingles, block
& tackle, 8 sets single trees, forks, shovels etc.

Furnitu:

re: — 1, organ (Bell), (good con-

dition), 1 piano, (Williams) rocking chairs, chairs,

articles not mentioned here.

Owner
EARL B, HAYDEN
Cardigan, R.R. 4

tables, beds, bedding, congoleum rug 74% x 9,
linen table cloths, lamps, trunks, kitchen range
(Fawcett) space heater, 2 ladders, many other

If day unfavorable sale following fine day.
Terms of sale will be “cash.”

Auctioneer
Ys

J.B.
Morell Phone, 1-4

sl mattresses; 3 dres
ing ct

2 (large

mn bookcase and desk; 1
‘fla chairs; 1 wicker, settee Meacham

i se a
lent sideboard a tanalques
iro (oil pete) (Boats

cups; lary

tea set,
Kiteten’ dishes," 10 Pieces old oa table alver;
amber of emall tables living room

books; number
and

1 oe

chairs; 1 mirror
Fs Ripon TV a1") comple: with antenna; 1 larg

Ctpeautifully carved); 1

MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE

AT SOURIS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th
"AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP

On The Premises of the Late J. Frank Sterns
Household Ettects as fllows:—1 wardrobe

2 single beds,
mnmodes; hyfered rock-

chair old); 1 “metal
mate (arge); 1 large hor (antique); 1 large ctib, com-
and

3, 2 bedroom fatty taniques

of 1 rocker, 4 chairs (an. (an-

basket; 1 si
tiquehand carved; T mnusie cabinet; 1 upright plano (
Risch bed rack

(large); 1 bali Cog ie and

e); 2 arm chairs; 1 end tal

e ot ahtaee
1 Morris cua, fig cen

fe with Ci ehaits; 1 veel
kitchen

large ai
square (large)

scatter ruj
Many other articles not mentioned here.
¥ day unfavorable sale following day.

Terms of sale will be “CASH”

(No Reserves).

Executors—

MRS. DOREEN MacQUARRIE,

‘ALAN K. McLEAN.

J. B, JAY, Auctioneer,

Travers (nee Taweel) are
happy to announee the arrival
aby daughter Sandra
born at the Victoria
Panile Hospital, Fredericton,
N.B. on July 12th, 1963, Wel-
ght 6 Ibs. 7 oz.

BEATON — Mr. and Mrs. Aug-
ustine Beaton, Sherwood, (nee
Loulse Corbett, R.N.), are
happy to announce the birth
of thelr son, Stirling John
Douglas, at the Prince Ed-
ward Island Hospital, on July
20th, 1963, Wt. 8 lbs. 6% ozs.

ENGAGEMENTS

FORD —RICHARDSON —Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Ford, Hunter
River, P. E. 1, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
only daughter June Marie to

farold Ernest, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Richardson
Minto, New Brunswick. Mar-
riage to take place August 14,
963, at Hunter River United
Church at 3 p.m. Both are
employed in Montreal. Miss
Ford on the staff of Northern
Electric. Mr. Richardson on
the staff of The Bank of
Nova Scotia.

POIRIER GARRITY— Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Poirier,
Miscouche, announce the en-
gagement of their eldest dau-
ghter, Patrica Anne, to Fran-
cis L. ead son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Garrity, Westfield,
Mitac Marriage to
take place August 10 at St.
John the Baptist Church, Mis-
couche, at 10 a.m.

GRIFFIN — PETERS —
re Mrs. Louis Griffin,

announce the engagement

oe their daughter, Mary Sheila

to John Leo Peters, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Alban Peters,

Mayfield. Marriage to take

place in St. Anne’s Church,

Lot 65, August 10 at 9 a.m.

McCABE — FOGARTY — Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene McCabe,
Charlottetown, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Judith Dianne, to Albert Pres-
ton Fogarty, a! of Mr. Ge
Mrs. Wilfred Fogarty of C:
digan. The wedding will tat

Mr.
Lot

Lita at rch of The
Most Holy Bedaeri, Char-
Toestons, on August 17,

SIMON — McGUIGAN — Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Charles
Een St. John, N.B. an-

nounce engagement of
their eldest pee cin? Mary
brag htt Tost rne, son
and Mrs. vmmett Me-
Gages Charlottetown. Mar
riage to take place, retend
August 17 in the thedral
of the Immaculate Conceptioa,
Saint John, N.B.

IN MEMORIAM |
Oy oe taa

mory of my motion, Urs aaeg
Ann Johnstone, who
away July 23rd, 1962.
Always remembered by date

Deaths|®

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

“| SUMMARY

Bp THE CANADIAN PRESS
Toronto: Market recovering;
light trading.
New York: Market sharply
Hower; rails decline.
| Montreal: Market higher.

=| CURRENCIES

NEW YORK Weeiarvtts 4
ieee up 31-64 at
terms of U.S. funds. Wak a °

92 47-64, Pound sterling up 1-32
| at $2.00 7-64,

| NEW YORK

drop
wal
worries
Monday. Possibility of a U.S.
[railroad strike appeared closer
|and some economic indicators
vay down,
it was the 14th strateht itd
Monday” for the Dow J
dustrial average, which fell 5 i
688.74,

in nearly a iat ai
Street assumed added

Things looked somewhat
brighter in early trading when
Canadian and other foreign is-
sues advanced on news that
President Kennedy's propose
tax on forelgn securities had
"en eased somewhat. The mar-

DEATHS

NEWSON — The death occur-
ted in Edmonton, Alberta, on
Sunday, July 21, 1963, of Fred-
erick P. Newson in his 90th
year.

MacKENZIE — At the P.E.I.
Hospital, Monday, July 22, 1963,
Mrs. Aivin MacKenzie, Mur-
ray Harbor, in her 43rd year.
Remains will be transferred
this afternoon at one o'clock
from the Murray River Fu-
neral Home to the United

wureh, Murray Harbor, from
where "funeral service will
be held tomorrow, Wednesday,
service commencing at 2:30
Interment in Murray Harbor

McQUARRIE — At Lab
July 21, 1963, Mrs, Frank Mc-
Quarrie in her 76th year,
widow of the late Kenneth
Maclnnis. The remains were
transferred from the Cutcliffe
Funeral Home Sunday evening
to the home of her son, Wil-
liam MacInnis from where the
funeral will be held today,
Tuesday, service commencing’

it 2.00 o'clock. Interment in
Fredericton cemetery.

NICHOLSON — At Charlotte-
town, July 22, 1963, Mrs. Sarah
Nicholson, widow of the late
Hugh Nicholson of Glen val-| @
ley, in her 89th year. Resting

“{ket was bisa about a ae

at PRODUCE
‘then tame word that Pree |
ident Kennedy had asked for) MONTREAL (CP) — Agri-
ge aoe to refer the rail ia-| culture department quotations:
bor dispute to the Interstete| Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices
Commerce Commission, amid to country stations wooden cart
reports that the ICC might/ons: Extralarge 47%; large
spend as long as two years 46; medium .37-.38; small .26;
studying the dispute. Some Wall |B '33 and C 29, i
Hrentess Stare “ar | Butter: Current receipts non-
talled “Teatherbedding” Eas | doe fone eead te
tices, which increase railroad | “Cheese:

sesh might bo éeferred) tat sepa

Delivered Montreal
‘rent receipts; whole-

oni
Later in the day came news fale Quebee white $544; colored

that steel production had fallen
sharply. was in addition
to news that housing starts and | ©
durable goods orders had
turned lower in June.
ENDS SESSION LOWER

By the time the session ended |
the market had suffered an. | 10s .33-.39;
other substantial reverse, al- | ginia 1008 soos, News Jersey
though some of the foreign se- | sweet bushel 44.25; Que, new
curities and selected issues in | 75s 2.50; Que new $08 1.75; Ont
other categories performed new ‘758 3-3.25.

Skim milk powder: Spray pro-
ess No. 1 in bags 11 - 12%;
roller process No. 1 in bags 10-
1; feed 9%-9%; butter milk
i] | Powder feed 8; f.0.b. oneal a
Potatoes: See

wall. The trend was generally
lower among aerospace issues, | Noranda 1105 436 384 354+ 4
electronics, aluminums, tobac:/ Seve a8 HSB BE
cos, lls, drugs, and electrical | Pie’ Pein ‘oo Winu ‘aM ih + i
equi 2085 S04 9 9G
(A Ripoint drop by DuPont as Prce ar like aim 38 ath 3.
well as losses by stich stocks | Gnas’ 159 My M1, Mh, +8
‘as American Telephone, off %: | @N Gas pr | osioa® ol’ amt? ‘a
Jersey Standard off 34; United ir Hon 2 ae 8
Aireratt, off %; and Interna. | Tis Asom
tional Harvester, off 1%, | ada ist tw bh Oe
taggectath allavecageates |anitale: alent eset
The Associated Press WNornge| Se, On” tn ‘stra tn 8
of 5 stocks fell 2.3 to 264.4, | Shon da mnaneaine +
Volume was 3,690,000 shares | sim as
compared with 8,360,000 Friday, | saam sho $4 She ate 4
jelnterational Nickel advanced) $e m4 30
nee allover Lid. Stas fore) Testco Can 40 tet” tom a? a
ows 8 t's
deni miedcleslibsloviver| Tea Suet Sets

best. Canadian Pacific was un-) a C Corp

Tues., July 28, 1968. 11

PART OF ECLIPSE-WATCHING TASK

A scientific team from the
Dominion Observatory at Ot-
tawa are seen checking their
equipment aboard an RCAF
Yukon aircraft on which they

viewed the eclipse of the sun
on Saturday. Left to right are
Dr. J. L. Locke, head of the
expedition; J. E. Kennedy and
Dr. V. Gaizauskas. Their job

was to determine the relation
between the sun's atmosphere
and material in interstellar

at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home
until 1 o'clock on Wednesday,
then to Hartsville Presbyterian
Church, service commencint
at 2 o'clock. Interment in the
church cemetery.

Suddenly at the
Community Boeri batt
sy Monday, July 22,
eford Locke of ‘llburton

a hae 64th year.

from Jelley's Funeral Home
bed oe re residence. Funerai
ednesday from Cape
Wolfe Gaited ‘Chureh with ser-
vice commencing at 2 p.m. In-
terment in the Bethel ceme-
tery. Please omit flowers.
All members Corinthias
Lodge No. eee are requested to
attend a rvice at
thelr late ieee residence
this Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.

bs

year. Forwarded | ing

IN MEMORIAM

MacDONALD — Tn loving me-

ry of a dear husband and

father Willam M. MacDonald,

who passed away July 23,
959.

We watched you suffer, we heard
you

All we could do was just stand

y
And when the time came we

Py

For you never ig Me what
you went throug!
‘Treasured memories, are all we
have left
a Sead Hh loved and will never

aly gates were opened
x per voice said come
And with farwell unspoken
He gently entered home.
Lovingly remembered an
sadly missed by his wife me
family.
FRIZZELL
ory of our dear Father and
Mother, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Frizzell, who passed
away ing 9, 1953. and
July 23,
Sleeping es, no shadows fall,

link
As one by one we will meet

again.
Lovingly remembered, The
Family.

NOTICES

(JUST A

RRIVED)

WAR SURPLUS

Rubber life rafts
U.S. Navy life jackets”
Reconditioned army boo’
Coveralls

Navy work shirts

New police
Folding camp tools

Morell, Phone 1-4

New heavy denum work pants
Heavy new) ot wool blankets

Heavy army ground sheets (new)
‘New heavy army type sleeping bags
ALL €.0.D. ORDERS ACCEPTED

MUNROE'S WAR _ SURPLUS
Clothing

and Government
Montagu

ts,

In loving mem- | csi

Surplus
e, PEL

chan, Can 1065 $27% 274 ITH + 4 space. (CP Wirephoto)
Melntyre Porcupine _ gained he Pants Ca Coy
%, Distillers ieee and > 00 F3
Hudson Bay %. Wen ae vie oot 4 4 +h e
American Stocks Exchange | Weston A 16M 164 16% —
prices were mixed. Preston 4,,, seavapiay oA ees Hj e Ions
Mines advanced %. Scurry Aipha A. 100 4s 7a
Rainbow Oil, Brazilian Traction | Alscops 100 85 +5 5 é
Ivof 000 32 3 °
and Canadian Marconi were) Aor 400, 32 2, uot f F
Wat stocks i: ae we ee 8 |COnTUSe Financla river
Mon Fri | Baker 1000 42 1212
5 aT 200 _
Advances ee) Ee Neer 1350 990 368 a7 420 | Canadian Press Business Eiltor nomic slowdown and increasing more than they ordinarily
ecbaseeal 21 oot | Boral 30 35 15s nl By FORBES RHUD! jumemployment, to eomment| would, For Canadians this ap-
a that the whole business ma arently wi I.
Total issues 1297 1261 c Colter ies fi) 7 9% 10! » A series of aren iy | pi ly wipes out the tradi
ollie 180 mk : te HOA TEIN icra) Washington sent’ temere {urn out to be a financial nine |tional lower cost of borrowing
norama 4800 ‘10410 “10 —%4| through the Canadian economy | 485 ne S. than in Canada.
‘anuba 00 Pita pe week—tremors that On the stock markets the tre-| Observers vary in their inter-
MONTREAL ee eo a ea so much verbal dust that it|mors reached earthquake pro-| pretation of the ‘etfects of higher
MONTREAL (CP) —An an-|Comodore 200 415 415 415 +10 is difficult to assess just how arene before quieting down| money costs. Some see them as
nouncement that Canada would| mdore wts 100 150 150 150 +10 | serious they are. \a this area continuing | very damaging, coming at a
; : i Belek 3000 19 19 10 1 Sikes appear likely. time when there is alread
receive certain exemptions from| ¢ paper 275 $39 36% + %| Interpretations run all the MUBROE the ‘Washington | slack ly
the proposed 15-per-cent tax on| Delta Elec 160 155 155 418 | Way from predictions of eco- | ts be slack and unemployment, for
United States purchases of Ca-|D Explorer 4000 27 % appears which the usual medicine is
being tek itsrens rales) mill be | ower interest rates. Others feel
nadian securites sparked an|D, Oilelath | ten serie 27 276 * 4) ern oils 1.69 to 113.38. Volume Rae Ee eS the citeeers In camera
early morning rally on the! Eider 1500 68 cy Was 21,393,000 compared with | American investment in Cana-| will not be enough to have ver
Montreal and Canadian Stock | Eaty expl 11550 18 15 164 + ¥4] 4,016,000 Friday. dian common stocks. leexinigh comseaneness' EY
THaueareroclniyinel subeiden oe Pow ai amo at aod to | TORONTO. CLOSING STOCKS ‘vs oul wah burro te) Before the proposals, upward
ox Lake 22500 28 oe Ae arenes nation’ ress: @ presumably wi adjustments. In Interest rate
in the afterno: oral and prices | rundy | 400 812d, aal*|_comnotetautation Fa joao as much money available | were already under way. The
the ve back nates begins Bieiiere: * 900) ey eh unless | [but a Ne have to pay more | U.S. Federal Reserve Bank an-
e level was still higher for Cees Pete tvidend, | moe it pasecas Remedy nounced Tuesday that the dis-
int Altas dy 100 120 120 120 pared || ess a
‘Banks led the way to higher| Ist Heit’ aint 1s is i —10 hanse “ fom previous ‘board I0t| FGopte u feserve banks Pere canes
ground. Royal added two points, | Jiiee 2883, 310 300. 310 | SONNE aa . | RAISES RATE sed by oneshalf per cent to
Imperial was better by 1% and | Kitiax pete ie rs is Siock Sales Rlgh Low Close Ch'ge | ete Econ as one i their cent.
Provineiale and Montreal both |aims, would have the ef eee 05) Gacy
gained 1% i] ny Making loans to Iariertaiea aoe of the business tront last
Papers were also higher. 3600 ty’ \countries except loans under | week includ
|Moore gained a full point, Fra-| Mntsice a 400 6t 60 6 +3. |three years, cost one per cent) Rayonier Canada (B.0.) Ltd,
ser was up % and Abitbi|memtyre 100 aa 1000 2121 Soe Waa a ae gay | Will spend $21,000,000 to, double
climbed %. B.C. Forest was) Mckinney 10% 16 16 Te conde Fe a Bo +4) production fails at is Du
pwn Midepsa 1590 185 180 Ca is i es at Woodfibre,
In senior base metals, Inter-| stistongo $800 220% 10000 1312 Wine
national Nickel was active, gain-| Monpre 2000 6% 3800 46 4 1 | PLAN HUGE MAI CHINE
1%. Falconbridge climbed | Mt Pleas 3050 94° 36 1090" 99 9 Ziw| Rothesay Paper Corporation
% and Smelters was better by| Nive sO 4 aloneenice =i, | $ay8 its new mill in East Saint
Nfld Light 1108412 132 150 360360 9 | John, N.B., scheduled to start
Du Pont was up %, Canadian| Newrich 2500 15 14 6m 41 at operations late next year, will
Marconi gained 10 cents, Cana-| NW Amulet 2000 10, 10 tem Boat a “tps [have the world’s largest news
dian Aviation Electronics was Mo 2000 93 82 4 |print machine,
better by % and Massey-Fergu-| Peace River 490 300° 296 Base Mets 4000 6146 River Mining and
son was a e Hudson's Bay| Phoenix Can 500 6 pearbiind i) * eine py
Con Chie nib 3800 1717 40 a1 18
aa wiles, Ben Telephone was| Qt SMe, 38 aby 109% im 3 80 310 <1 test the feasibility of proceeding
1% and International | Que Smelt 4000 13 13 3500 14 13 1500 86 88S * | with pi production from _northem
Uillities gained ‘4. B.C. Power| Red Crat 100 2% 216 2H no SDs 1800 221 20 4s | Alberta iron ore depo:
ff 2% Ruby Foo 100 1 6000 «Sh a Crest Exploration a Cale
"ta penay mines, Mount Pleas-(S¢Ecue 30 "mm a ‘t90 210 30210 + ee M4 gary, says studies are” being
ant added five, Dumagaml drop.| stair Exp! 1500 20° 198 129% 104 114 mo 17 OT Tc? made of the feasibility of trans-
ed d Fox Lak Saucon Dey 1000 20 20 700 108. 97 102 + 320 313 +%|Porting finely-ground iron ore
pes 62 and For Lake was up| Sine tos so a8, 40 1000 9 2 9 from deposits in the Yukon
MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS ee oo Fa 1850078 46 Bee hse yan tas through a 420-mile pipeline to
The $ Dutault 10000 12% 12 12 440m {0% 8% 19 +H ey ey aS) Skagway, Alaska, for shipment
Complete Bek earings, cane | doaran |, 2 eft mo i tio sau ia "as 44 to Japan
tions, Ce aE a hae ets imo, 28) 8 Canadian National cs
I 1500 444i 3000 2 2 42 awarded a contract for 100 cove
hime ‘is tom b Drevious boardlot™ clos Ue 100 325 2000 1 1h 100. 28 5 FA i lered aluminum hopper
eee ce ae i eter S2 2-1 |Marine Industries Ltd., “Sore,
rose tt, | U,Townn Et 325 154 is i t ve Cagtor ae 2100 224 2 ue.
les, gh Low Cea a Cheskirk 1
ante, Sst Tae ‘hy oh DT cary ho 0 +1 | Cheater 1000 1504 155 Bh hn) tapas 3 Du Pont of Canada Ltd. says
lgoma $08. $54 i Weetvilla 20000 4 Chib-Kay 1000-134 1314 136 15900 414041 | that last year it diverted $4,500,
PGES eg seen, it wart Soe pees tikes | eee 3500 115 113. 115, +2 | 900 worth of supplies and equip-
Ang 2m0p 25 Sotvi GOA Gila 4 im Total Sales: Industrials pacortuh ‘2.8 1000 124 14 12% | ment from foreign to domestic
Teck’ as glen 29 2 4 | a Tao yo so iva’ suppliers, and added that it rex
4 Con Shaw 7000 43 1% 1 its Buy Canadian pol Icy
ar ke! Th event | TORONTO [Et “7 Se at at | Ste at baiea
« er hg | ea ROS EE PM ears meee
Bang Cn $7 ‘5% 76% + Th C Callinan 2625 8 8
“a one ob Hu Su Su tim] TORONTO (CP) — The stock} €.Discov i709 17 7 74 74 + ¥4|NINE MILE CREEK SCHOOL
i ae es eee cat Wee © Maroon 4 40 = e “| “S ‘| woltowing 1s the annual re-
cArerenty aim ine Th Ih — BA-point dive last week—| ¢ Marcas 2500 138 150. 138 Fe an Fo
ores =a regained nearly one-third of the | ¢ Meg 18 Go B15 1s [PO ae X: 1, Carol Shaw
ack come = “4 Joes caring light trading Mon-| ¢ yrnta Pf Pr ooo ia 12 1241 | Grade 1X: 1. Jessie MacDou-
Pe 1250 tity hs Pied +h C Red Pop 100 11 1 25000 922k stu “ Lloyd MacDougall
aL Bor SRS 1nNS 1004 — Me (ye industrial index made a| € Rescout Soh tm 104 4 io at ah jo. ee Vint: 1. Gall Betts, 3
Bate. 0p B sont see see + 1 bold nine point rise at Ila Sannoem us’ 40 ee yh| Heather MacPhee and. Sandra
lowing p Corp 4159 1916 35250 44 35 434 +8%4| MacPhee, 3. Helen MacDonal
Sl P aT (7H) nouncement that new issues of | Cop Man Bo ny 500 42 40 42 48° | Grade VI: 1, Ruth MacDon-
CDN Brew 1935 810% 10 10% + i4| Canadian securities Ne8 ana 2050 315 $10 310 ald, 2. Garth MacPhee, 3. Bev-
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