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2. Keith Barrett, ' ' ‘ ass— ishlng highest in the various‘Lot 16. 1 Jr“? 14illtalk' “aids W. ‘ classes of the provincial oas-f Those previously in com-l iii-1m.ﬁikﬁviil’sg,c.°m'i,i§; ture competition were released petition: 1. Charles $kﬁ.i with a flighl of 82 orbits in Ha

last night for publication. The Eleanors; 2. Allan hours and six minutes 54 mm in ' l t . t ' . ' ' Stanley Bridge and James 5 Leaiand Mayne, Emerald; 5.! Nine Sovuet citizens, lnclud- covering 435,000 miles June 154; 1953 _. Valentin.

Cain, Summerville were re-; Glorice Cormier and Sons. St. "'3 a woman’ and {our Amer" Feb: 20’ lm—Amgnca" “m TereShkova 0‘ the SW“! U“ leased previously, am, phuup; 5, Joan), E. can“; cans now have made orbital man 1" Orb". marine L1--C01~‘ion. the first woman in space. second place competitor. Jo— . and Sons. St. Phillip. ishts around the earth. TWO 30h” H- _Gl€nn JR. made completed 49 orbits in 71 hours eph Callaghan, New Perth. 3 “he no. Newman, in com. Alnerlcans made sub - orbital three _0l'bll8 covering 31.000 and 22 minutes, and at one tlme The list of class ﬁnishers are Win-0n: 1. Sydney Rudy A1. fllghts Here ll the record: miles in nearly five hours. . was reported within three miles as follows: lbemn; 2. Roy 3.“,0‘". ﬂoat. AD 12. 1961—Maj. Yuri 611- y 24. IWZ—U-S- Navy Lt. ‘of her space comrade. Col. By KINGS coun'rv rose; 3 Roy Newcomhe, Eller- l 3.3”" 0‘ the 50”“ Union: 0|“ .Cmdr- Mam"? 5”" “rpm” WSW

Those previously in competi- siie; 4: Harry Ramsay. Ar- med “‘9 31°!” 0"“ in 108 "‘10- m " mght “mu” m “‘3‘ 0'; Oct. 12. mos—Three Soviet tlon: 1. James Cain. Summer- lington; 5. Morley Crazier. “‘95- i Glam" Stayed "9 f" .‘hm 0" citizens were orbited aboard a ville: 2. Joseph Callaghan, New Darnley; 9. John Incite, Hail. May I. 1961~U.S. Navy Cmdr b‘t‘ “oven” 81'25" ""19" 1 space ship. the first space ve- Pe ; 3. John MacKinnon, burton. Alan B. Shepard Jr.. in a sub- A"" "'15' lwz’MBj‘ An’ hicle to carry more than one

Class Winners Are Listed

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Brooklyn; 4. J. Reid Under- orbital flight of 302 miles be. “m” “imam? the “’5‘ °’ . person. Aboard were Col. Vled- Furnace a Smithin hay. Bay Fortune: 5. HarrleUEENs COUNTY came the first American mm”. 50"” mm“ hea"‘3"‘3’.'imir Komarov. the pilot, Kon- ‘ Nabuun' Mom‘s”. 5 Alex Winners in previous competi- space. twms. flew '64 orbits in 94 hours stamina Feoktistov' , scientist, . cok. and rray Harbor. tionsr _1- A5. MacEwen. Stan- my 2, 196,415 A" Force and 35 minutes, the curren' l and Dr. Boris Yegorov. a physi- Imm not previously in com ley Bridge; 2. Fentorl Mayne. '. ' ' ‘l'ecol‘d. l cim ngk.f P“ - Maj. Virgil l. Grissom made _ t . petition: 1. Donald MacQuar- Emerlld- the second Ammo. b r l Au" 12,1!” lﬂz—LL’COL Pa' —~—“—‘——"—" rle. Roseneath; 2. Francis “050 P’Wloully lII competl- him mgm “ ‘" '° ‘l vel Poponch. Nikolayev's space‘ MARK ROMMEL.S DEATH Prompt Delivery Schollen. New Perth; 8. John “on: L JIM DWI“: IM' ' twm. looped the earth 43 um“ HEIDENHEIM Germany‘ and Nabwm' Cardin“; 4. UN,“ town; 2. Robert MacKay. Stan- Alli. 5. 1961—Mai._ Gherman‘ in 70 hours and 57 minutes. i (Reuters)_pmme'r some” 0,; Yard service ley Bridge; 3. rem]. smug, Tltov of the Soviet Union cu‘cledl Oct. 3. 1962~U.S. Navy Cmdr. [he ARI-ca Corps wok pan in ‘ m ___—____

MaoKinnon, St. Georges; Chester Whiteway, Dover: George Martin. Valleyfield. PRINCE COUNTY Winners in previous competi- Those tlons: 1. Urban Gallant. Eg- petition: 1.

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‘1 1 ya Road; 4. sterling Wood [Walter M. Schirra Jr. doubled , ce emon S“ (,3 mark“, the Mt. Herbert; 5. Leonard Ling: Hampton; 2. Ewen MacPhail, ; the American record. complCl-'20{h anﬁvmirvy'nex. Weill-.95. Wlheatley River; 6. Louis Ves- Argyle Shore; 3. Monty Kelly, [ ing six orbits in nine hours and day of the dew, of may w". sey. York Newtown Cross; Vernon Mac-313 minu es. ‘ume leader Field Marshal Er.

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By DON KANRIGHT OTTAWA (CPl—The whole y of government finance in nada will be dissected in the

rs of the conference. Thev ill show trends like this:

Ottawa raises about 45 pet nt of its tax revenues in On- o but makes only about 30 cent of i expenditures ) . Quebec provides about at a cent of federal revenues but ' is roughly 27 per cent of Or- was total 5 ndin

. - . the plenary conference . Quebec City last spring. It la

sod only on selected federal x revenues and expenditures. or example. it excludes the

. Nonetheless. picture is be- - by experts here to be

' able to the conference this

9 per cent of all government

The other set at figures was drawn from bureau of statistics publications up to 1961. the lat- est year in which all three lev els of government finance have been consolidated.

This is what happened over the 15-year period starting In

46:

For every $1 spent on educa- tion in 1946, there were .09 spent in 1961. The 1961 volume of education expenditures at $320,000,000 represented 15.5

s—s Q

spending as against 6.7 per cent 15 years earlier.

But the greatest rise was in health services. Outlays rose 1.450 per cent in 15 years to s 1961 level of $1,032,000.000 when they accounted for 8.8 per cent

compared with 2.5 per cent in 1946

of all government expenditures ‘5

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Separatist: Are Released

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Quebec municipal police said Monday most of the 34 persons arrested during the royal visit to Quebec City were released on bail soon after the Queen and Prince Philip departed for Ot- tawa.

He said seven or eight other persons were detained then re- leased after questioning.

Reggie Charttand o! Mont- real. a form‘s boxa', was re-

were to appear in court tod on charges Mr. Guillemette de- scribed as being minor. Mr. Guillemette said the ex- planations of a motorist found ear t'le Chateau Frontenac with a hunting rifle loaded with eight bullets were satisfactory but he nevertheless spent Sat- urday and Sunday in jail. So did another person found car- rying a dagger.

. Guillemot“ declined to identify the persons charged lul- til they appeared in court.

Welfare costs quadrupled ovel the 15 years to $1,741,000.000 in 1961 when they represented 14.9 per cent of all spending as against 12.4 per cent in 1946.

Defence spending more than tripled to $1,647,000.000 by 1961 but its share of the total, around 14 per cent, was rela. tively unchanged.

DEBT CHARGE UP

Debt charges for all levels 0. government rose from $512000. 009 to $880.000.000 but their but- den on total spending all to 7.5 per cent from 15.2.

The taxation picture in brief:

Income taxes made up about 37 per cent of all tax and non- tax revenues for all govern- ments in 1961. about the same

in 1946.

But the percentage contrib- uted by general sales taxes rose to 14.5 per cent from about nine per’ cent.‘ Real and personal pro ty taxes provided about 14 per cent of all government revenues in 1961 compared with about 8% per cent in 1946.

For every $1 collected ll. property taxes in 1946. there were $5.12 collected in 1961. This is the greatest percentage

rise for any types of tax

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