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sons without going inte the red. the experience ef the last two | Latest figures show the fund years.

had a balance of $22,037,080 at In April, for example, prem: | Canadians Visiting France Without Going Into The Red sics"«"ts.aise Sic ‘mmiaes ana oe tetera! Are Given Bit Of Advice

a deficit of $25,363,000 at the employers and the federal ts i: same time last year. treasury totalled sence By BEN WAR ‘ Unemployment ‘nsurance Fund About the worst it could do While benefit payments ran to papis (Reuters)—Hot dogs{being mistaken for an Ameri- OTTAWA (CP) = Exceeding has come. through the winter this month would be to drop to $43,312,000. Thus the month's | snd bowler hats are amongican or Englist a tts brightest expectations, the ‘and spring unemployment 200-' shout $15,000,000 belere the loss was $12,505,000. things Canadian tourists visit-|most obvious faux pas.” Ree eee summer job pickup starts ing France are being advised The leaflet lists “Five falla-

UIF Comes Through Winter Oly c @ Wie “Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” Charlottetown, Thurs., June 3, 1965.

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© building up reserves. premiums totalled only $25.-/1, avoid these days. cies you'll likely be quizzed on ‘ Rast fall the poy: SORA cuit bones of OS The French, who have a hard Concerning Canada” as: \ dicted the fund would be in the :o7-00 .J ‘time ing Canadians § 1. “Oh, they do speak . : N red by the end of May. A fore- 527.064,000. tion |ffom Americans and English English in Canada? ’ WHERE ? - Necast turned in to Labor Minis , This year's surplus stuatiG®'/men, have come up with a leaf- 5 tn Soe ae \ joe Minetiochen st Sah G0 vier -af- thn tact- teat (he font | t_ot_ateiee Sioned st. vighters | 0M velar Feaiua’s bee - | Said the deficit might be as low 134 19 pay off its huge loan ae ‘president’ for nearly 13 | MM ae SS Semertnre conte, teat, aunt ty tw te Soe ae | : continued to grow or as high as 211, up a reserve|French tourism commission, a “te an oe eI $25,000,000 if Job conditions re- sesinst winter unem tells Canadians how they cam ji tomd? . : oa ae ae ae <i , at|avoid confusion about their ma et true that Cana- | ep t least—of the fund’s deficit prob- | tionality. ° MAIN BRACE & plunged deeply into the red and jem will cnaclgy of the; The leaflet, “enjoying France ee : Bien iy ee’ comnnen te ao eee — on oe Oe aalivand an ov ui - | pective : i : on othes . Come Along and Show Your Talent Q the summer’ months returned tment insurance aysem, Taree |—Carsy—s maple lente Perr tor ieatle- ol Seattle * years ago a beaver stic’ on your lug- | — PRIZES — Si eles ak, ade’ ie a's es oe ee N go $30,658,000 at the same recommended drastic changes —Don't over - patronize hot- French-speaking Canadians and § THURSDAY, MAY 20th, 1965 \™="" ™ oon Se oe, ee ae ‘renee ’ ’ Q soRs REDUCE DRAIN renmamentations are | —Aveld, dressing or acting 4 sample: Members and Guests 9:30 P.M. Bi _Ts zoos high vel of win ticularly for a minority govern. Don't wear a bowler hat. wine Teh - Cee a er nt 3 “ 2s e WOOO IIIa ITI aa aT IIa Ia aaa Pea w wa sain on the fund sharply from aaa . more workers are tate, Us jdians visit France ‘every yom, mesh — oe — — coverage to boost premium col-/the average Frenchman is still nq it advises tourists to — FRESH GOLDEN Pkg. of 5 _ WE SELL _ections and dropping some of |unable to distinguish a Cama make every effort to speak C the -seasonal workers now in-|dian at first sight as he ca® French if they want to make a| CORN on COB CHARCOAL ‘™# Seem Sel ape. nn Bel noreon tm Prasen, |

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The second exhibition will be held here Oct. 25-30 and, the sponsoring Canadian Associa- tion of Investment Clubs’ hopes, it will attract more than 50,000 visitors.

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More than _ 36,000 visitors turned up at Montreal's six-day show, despite a prediction on the eve of the opening by one of Montreal's leading investment people that it wouldn’t attract 50 persons a day.

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