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frequently voiced: worries about ternational

. Canadiafi Press Business Fditor growing labor and other costs. mid-year

survey of the

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ail profit pictire of hig business earnings reports of 65 large cor- 'n Canada is better so far. this |porations shows their net year than It was in 1965, despite its total almost $573.000,000 com

pared with $520,000,000 in similar 1965 period

| An economist ‘the 10-per-cent gain recorded

rcs are published’ free of |be indicative of Canadian busi- charge; as a public service and ness as a whole, since the lange appear as presented’ to us by organizations are betier able

jmeet the challenges of rising

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Brunswick; Sherritt. Gordon, Denison, Kerr

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to - Major mines showing In- creased earnings sp far this

leosts, | said also is'a major factor... |

earnings ! to $22-799-000 Frain $1 8-64, 8 —

The Guardian, ‘Oharlottetown, Sat. Ang. #7, 1986, 11 |

but a, the

rompanys increasing dabor bill to $6,282,

Traders Group Among other major Canadian ' Union Acceptan

showed (a ‘profit ‘gain

Stee! Co. of Canada Lid, also Companies,

_ Rell Telephone Co. of Canada throughout — the

Ltd. reported a profit drop if reached 74,500,000—an the second quarter,’ bul a good of two per cent over 1963, the performance, in the first. quar- Lutheran World Federation said

lo $2,679,000 from $3,482,000 and

One of the best performances by a group of industries showed in_ petroleum. Among the darcest Imperial

official ceptance reported a profit gain) from $4,873,000) But’!

Ltd. was down

ce” fell to $297,-

Oil

earn

Addison and United Keno , with labor troubles, earned $24,- 1088 rose ~$3.000,000 to Mian Inco, the world’s largest 898,000 conipared with S18.696 in oh _-Shel. Canada SEO Oe se prof- nickel producer. showed protit the first half of 1985. attributing $22,590,000; British American down to $73.900.900 from $75,- the gain to improved efficien- oil almost, $2,000,000 to $19,259, the jump in sales: to $377,0,000 cies brought about by extensive [one and Hudson . Bay. Oi a & Its ensts and expenses, how- capital investment program Gas $250,000 {a $7,003,000. ee ever, rose $64,000,000 ta $249.- Dominion Foundries and Steel LUTHERANS EXPAND by 000,000 And chairman Henry S. Co. had higher profits, $13,170)- GENEVA. (AP) Member- z 000 contpared with $13.972,000 ship of Lutheran. churches

world, has G& ‘increase

costs year include Falconbridge, Hud- ter left it with a slight "inerease ‘Tyesday. The membership _ in-

| The’ Increasing number © of son Bay Mining: and Smelting, over the six months $42,294,000 cludes 57,049,800 in Lutheran Qe bankruptcies among small Noranda and Campbell Red from $42,030,000 churches in 8 f¢ountries plus firms shows that they are feel- Lake Alcan Aluminium Lid. _re- 17,400,000. Lutherans who belens WA ing the-pinch of tight money and) Chemical econpanies as a ported one of the biggest in- to the United ‘Evangelical & inereasing—expenses,_he—added.—group—have experienced sone creases, $39,436,000 from $27,- Churches in Germany. Lutheran

«~ Of the 65 major companies, difficulties, with three. of- six '666.000 membership in the. United

19 reported lower earnings in major -ones showing reduced Although: finance companies States and Canada climbed in the first half of this year com- earnings. Chemcell: Union Car- have been hit hard as a group the last three vears from 9,118,- sy pared with 1965. A similar per- hide and Reichhold (Canada) by tight money, Industrial Ac- 666 from. 8,499,000.

lcompared with 1964, indicati

all factor in the latest profit p ture. ,

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centage of the firms, however, jhad lower earnings last year

those

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at all four hands.

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queens, thus unblocking the club can cash

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prob- lems, you are perrhitted to look

finesse te produce the twelfth |

trick. du

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from your hand, winning the trick In dummy, and make the contract by unblocking the clubs as hefore. Gore

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take the jack of diamonds when Ag you play it. In that case, West suddenly becomes your pigeon You first cash the ace of dia- monds, running West out of dia- jmonds. You then lead the eight

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

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