a ‘ ¢ sd Canter tion fe the vailey” ti the’ Flood Control a. storm the magnitude a | ricane Hazel should hit the area. P an Pro | Hazel struck the ‘Toronto area, G (OP) — A $29,220,000 in 1954 and caused widespread progfam' of flood control and | “™aee:

conservation measures for the Grand - River was. proposed here ina report by _ the Grand River ‘Conservation Au- thority.

The authority urges early | “2 ey. completion of the program, call- ing for five dams and a number of river channel improvements,

to “prevent death and destruc:

The report estimates flood

more than $40,000,000 if a Hazel- size storm hit the Grand River valley: 4

~~ COUNT MORE T! THAIS The population of Thailand in- creased by 1,000,000 in the last two_years to 31,000,000.

ATTENTION A

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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIR

Now is the time to

--the Royal’ Winter Fair. Entriesclose October 15,"

1966. Forms are available

Inspector and the P. E. I. Potato Marketing Board. - ~The Potato Board pays all entry fees.

It is. not necessary

ready at the time you make out your entry forms. Shipments must be in Toronto on November 3rd: so it is necessary that your samples be in the - hands :of your. Seed Potato _ Inspector not later,

than October 29th, 1966.

P. E. |. Potato Marketing Board

Charlottetown, P. 5. T.

‘AUCTION SALE ~ _ 14 SPRING STREET SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 — 1:00 P.M.

Household Effects: —

and three mnirrors; chest

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x 12, one 9 x 10; Electrolux; hot plate; quantity of carpentry tools; floor covering, oil cloth; vene- tian blinds and drapes; stair pads; lawn mower; pots and pans and many other articles too numer:

RODUCERS

select your samples for from your Seed Potato

to have your samples .

Westinghouse Refriger-

of silver; 2 rugs, one 9

Auctioneer,

ada’s outstanding | prize winning foxes:

| Brookside Queen 52 E”’.

Robert started in tiie fox bus- iness with one pair in 1921. From that modest beginning he became the leading winner the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto im 1927, 1928 and 1929.

In that time he -had eleven champions, ions, 30 first prizes,

12 reserve champ- 14 second

bons.

In The Black Fox Magazine of 1930, or thereabouts — the date is not clear — he said he had a litter of nine pups from his ‘‘world champion. female, He had three litters: with seven pups and 12 litters with six in each. * Back in 1927, for example. Mr. Humphrey had total .cash_winnings of $626 at the Royal. He had ete world

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Early Reaction Favorable To Bennett Overtime Ban

pluses, and we are going to curtail governmeft contracts wherever possible,” Mr. nett said.

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the overtime ban was favora- ble. ‘

VANCOUVER ak — Pre- said in an interview in Victoria mier W. A, C. Bennett has |before leaving on a _ two-week ordered a cutback in gov- |trip to Europe that government ernment spending as indus over - spending contributes as labor and politicians nad much to inflation as high wages government's ban on ove and profits. He also wanted to for the British Columbia labor |show leadership in- fighting — off. force. Most initial reaction to ja possible recession: “Accordingly, there will be premier

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STATEMENTS CLASH -

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